Sentence examples for avoiding controversies from inspiring English sources

As with the Swiss, neutrality for QuadJobs means avoiding controversies — the small (over paychecks) and the big (do internships amount to under-valued labor by those who don't need to earn money?).

But beyond that script, he was polite and charming and disciplined in avoiding controversy.

Mr Primakov's success so far rests on avoiding controversy by doing very little.

"Well, bullshit!" he said when, in 1967, his show was criticized for deliberately avoiding controversy.

Now Rodriguez is trying to continue avoiding controversy, something that has never been easy for him.

The film's backers are not avoiding controversy, and may even be anticipating it.

But the company has an impressive track record for avoiding controversy and keeping its positive, even benevolent, image intact.

If she really regarded her job as simply avoiding controversy, why should she agree to see him?

Still, the Rolando Paulino families are not about to reject their Latin roots for the sake of avoiding controversy.

In the months before the election, Ms Merkel's knack of avoiding controversy by steering clear of any awkward policy issues seemed adroit.

In acting against Syria, a core member of the Arab League, the group took another bold step beyond what had been a long tradition of avoiding controversy.