Sentence examples for avoided indeed from inspiring English sources

One reading of Trump should be avoided — indeed, repelled — for the sake of intellectual integrity.

Because the schemes were financed by contributions levied on both employers and employees with, in some cases, modest state subsidies, unacceptable levels of national taxation were avoided; indeed, as such schemes reduced the need for social assistance or poor relief, the burdens on local taxation were reduced.

Because of the role that offshore centres play in allowing companies and individuals to avoid, indeed evade, tax, they enjoy powerful backing.

Criticism cannot of course be avoided completely – indeed an overt attempt to suppress it by, say, trying obviously to influence the composition of the 1922 Committee would make matters worse rather than better.

With crucial details unexplored, there is no way of knowing whether war could or should have been avoided, or indeed whether the offer was genuine or what kind of inspections would have been allowed.

Just the kind of guy, in short, you'd go out of your way to avoid, and indeed, during the first few dozen pages of Paul Golding's stunning, angrily intelligent first novel, "The Abomination," you may be tempted to do just that.

Of course, you don't hear Newt Gingrich or the Chamber of Commerce championing the rights of on-the-job rape victims like Jamie Lee Jones to sue and avoid arbitration, indeed when it comes to abused employees or defrauded consumers they hail arbitration as the best way to handle any disputes.

The state-controlled press has so far mostly avoided crowing (as indeed it should, if China's huge population is taken into account see table below).

Second, although Mr Kerry has indeed avoided any openly protectionist proposals, he has similarly avoided taking a pro-trade stance.

So on a lark, Mr. Pennington — whose last appearance on stage was in middle school and who had become nervous in crowds and, indeed, avoided most human contact — decided that fixing his life depended on performing before a camera.

Not one avoided the cliché – indeed they all rehearsed it to perfection – that your private life is private and it is up to you what you do in your own home (a cliché whose potentially lethal consequences were of course long ago dismantled by feminism).