Nintendo executives suggested that they wanted to avoid the troubles of Sony, which frustrated retailers and consumers last year when production woes caused it to ship fewer PlayStation 2 consoles than anticipated.
Her language in speeches and interviews -- rarely overt or incendiary -- has allowed her to bang the drum quietly for increased drilling and mining on public lands while avoiding the troubles of her onetime mentor, James Watt, the Reagan-era interior secretary who drew attention for his heated rhetoric.
Zersenay Tadese was born in Adi Bana, Eritrea, and had a peaceful, rural upbringing with his six siblings, largely avoiding the troubles of the Eritrean War of Independence.
Especially in a setting with a large proportion of home deliveries, perinatal mortality has been a widely used indicator, avoiding the troubles of definition.
To avoid the trouble of modern airline security, firearms and ammunition have been stocked for rental.
Instead, they record the programs on the cable operator's centralized servers, saving money and avoiding the trouble of installation.
We also apply the concept of the cloud flash drive to multimedia sharing to avoid the trouble of carrying a real flash disk.
For shoppers, the service means they can avoid the trouble of driving to the store and some of the wait for items ordered online.
(Miami Velvet is B.Y.O.B., to avoid the trouble of securing a liquor license, so Stone had brought along a bottle of the brand p.i.n.k).
The value of the metal was at first measured by weight, but in time governments or sovereigns put a stamp upon it to avoid the trouble of weighing it and to make the value known at sight.
