Sentence examples for avoided too from inspiring English sources

"We've avoided too many regulations by acting helpless in the face of regulators".

Perhaps by keeping a lower profile than Thaksin, Vichai has avoided too much media attention.

But we avoided, too, the police station in the main square.

It should be avoided, too, as officials in Florida get down to the arduous task of recounting the ballots.

He avoided too close an identification with the unions because the march was broad-based enough to represent a wide cross-section of society.

In the end, Federer happily talked about the past and avoided too much analysis of the future, particularly when asked what winning a record eighth Wimbledon title would mean to him.

"So avoid too many advice.

Wisely, perhaps, Dodd avoids too much theorising.

In order to avoid too much calculation, let p=1.

This is the condition for avoiding too specific descriptor.

Just try to avoid too much sugar.