Sentence examples for avoided the curse of from inspiring English sources

Tommy Haas narrowly avoided the curse of the top seeds at the Australian Open today, coming from matchpoint down to defeat Roger Federer 8-6 in a thrilling final set.

Grilled double-cut veal chop avoided the curse of blandness that so often befalls this cut of meat; it was ropier and more flavorful than average, and it came with a thick jus studded with earthy morel mushrooms.

We need to avoid the curse of blood at any cost.

But they do not totally avoid the curse of the cherry tomato and the steamed broccoli floret.

A president likely needs an approval rating in the mid 60s, like Bill Clinton in 1998 and George W Bush in 2002, to avoid the curse of "midterm loss".

Actually the Ninth Symphony is not quite Mr. Glass's last word on symphonic form: as a way of avoiding the "curse of the Ninth" — a superstitious fear shared by many post-Beethovenian composers that their ninth symphonies will be their last — Mr. Glass wrote a 10th at the same time.

She's never stopped developing as an artist, yet she's managed to avoid the curse of being just a musician's singer to reach a wide public and winning Grammys galore - she's the only singer to have won three in a row.

We propose to avoid the curse of "breakage cells" by incorporating "expanding" and "searching" techniques.

On the other hand, a feature selection approach was suggested to avoid the curse of dimensionality.

To avoid the curse of dimensionality, we reduce the dimension before applying the Quasi-Monte Carlo method.

The operators are based on block norms, to avoid the curse of losing accuracy at the boundaries that are present for corresponding operators based on diagonal norms.