Sentence examples for avoiding having to take from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, most countries have voted with their feet and have paid off the IMF, thus avoiding having to take its advice.

Perhaps Stone was not simply avoiding having to take a stand -- he may have simply had his fingers on the pulse of those many Americans who have denial in their veins.

In addition, some close relatives might go away avoiding having to take care of the patient [ 5, 16, 21, 37, 39- 42].

We hope to avoid having to take legal action but will do so if necessary".

We had hoped to avoid having to take this step, but are left with no choice because Media Rights Capital continues to ignore its contractual obligations.

Most notably, the board suddenly agreed to let banks retroactively reclassify some assets to avoid having to take losses caused by plummeting market values during the financial crisis.

I believe he will qualify for financial aid, but I'm wondering if there is a way to avoid having to take out student loans.

"They were pretty tough," said Sean Sheehan, 26, a mechanical engineer who often wears sandals now to avoid having to take off his shoes.

Such is the suspicion in track and field that Devers was asked whether she withdrew to avoid having to take a drug test.

"I may end up being the first assemblywoman to foreclose on a mortgage," said Ms. Schimel, a Democrat, who has leaned on family members to help pay her mortgage and avoid having to take out a bank loan.

The goal is to raise money any way possible so Albany can avoid having to take a deep breath and end its cherished habit of living beyond its means.