The phrase "avoided i" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or a typographical error.
Example: "He avoided I in the conversation, which made it awkward."
Alternatives: "skipped me" or "excluded me".
This is a social interaction that you initiated and could have easily avoided". I don't answer them.
Once we can show that mtDNA genotype instability can reliably be avoided, I don't see any reasons not to use it clinically".
Obstacle avoided, I go back and forth with the sandpaper for a few seconds at a time — any more and the heat generated sends my fingertips into paroxysms of agony, as if I'm gripping matches by the lighted end.
To those who say that the new regime is little different from the old, and that Zimbabwe should still be avoided, I say that, by avoiding it, you're harming the people who have clung on, through the long decline, working diligently to protect their businesses, animals and the environment.
But what I can say is I supported the idea because I don't -- I supported a change in the law, not the idea of avoiding Senate confirmation, I avoided -- I supported a change in the law because I didn't like the notion of a judge telling the attorney general who should be on his staff.
Chu Sau's limpid pho comes with a bowl of notably crisp mung bean sprouts, hoisin sauce (best avoided, I think, because it muddies the soup's flavor) and an unusually bright orange chili sauce, as well as Asian basil and fuzzy-leafed mint.
"How about things we want to avoid?" I asked.
I try, I avoid, I expose, I hide.
I avoid, wherever I can, using the word God.
If I can avoid it, I will always avoid it.
Avoid, "I don't like you, sorry.
