Sentence examples for avoided up from inspiring English sources

This video totally justifies the YouTube era, which I have mostly avoided up to now.

But it wasn't merely pomp and circumstance: the purpose of this rump inauguration was to enforce the Confederate Conscription Act, and thus forcibly enroll Kentuckians into the Confederate Army, which they had voluntarily avoided up to that point.

Still, the worst has been avoided up to now: no cases of the human equivalent of mad cow disease, a new variant of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, have been confirmed in Germany.

The company, which provides over-the-phone care services to almost every council in the UK and the new clinical commissioning groups, avoided up to £19m in UK corporation tax in 2012, after £76.1m in interest on the loans from its owners virtually wiped out its operating profit, leaving it with a tax bill of only £548,000.

He explained in an interview with The Daily Telegraph, which claimed the donation has avoided up to £1.5 million this year, that the idea for it to be made in shares from his shopping channel company JML, came during discussions with Labour.

In fact, the free atom reactions within the tube causing calibration curvature are avoided up to an analyte concentration of at least 200 ng ml−1 for Se and Sb and 100 ng ml−1 for As.

Or should it be Sally, who avoided ups and down, protected investors' capital and ended up 11% higher than Bill?

The good news is that there are tremendous ways to help, which could avoid up to five million deaths each year.

In 2030 alone, this plan will help avoid up to 100,000 asthma attacks and 2,100 heart attacks.

By adding this information to CMR perfusion, diagnostic performance improved by potentially avoiding up to half of FP CMR results.

Modern agile development methodologies are perceived as avoiding up-front architectural design, which amplifies this problem.