Sentence examples for avoiding it would from inspiring English sources

The Middle East could well be the source of the next major war and the chances of avoiding it would be increased if the Israeli question were settled.

Once the rise of Ukip had persuaded him that he must commit to an in/out referendum, he knew his best hope of avoiding it would be to enter a new coalition with the Lib Dems.

The only way to avoid it would be for them to exit the euro and devalue their new currencies.

People would see in the debate the potential for a "coalition of chaos", and the way to avoid it would be to vote Conservative, Cameron added.

I think investors should avoid the industry in general, but if I had to pick one to avoid, it would be GM.

(Note: the relative price and wage decline would not be avoided; it would just happen faster).

The only way to avoid it would have been to build a unique niche that the Japanese couldn't enter.

So that these undesired and harmful side effects can be avoided, it would be ideal to modify the inhibitors so that they would act predominantly in the brain without effects in peripheral tissues and organs.

We acknowledge that there would be a danger of this also becoming a so called 'tick-box' exercise, for this to be avoided it would be necessary to link the introduction of the PRISMS form with professional training.

These unfortunate patients often have serious cosmetic and functional deficiencies due to nerve damage after surgery or radiotherapy, and if this could be avoided, it would be an important step forward in the management of such cases.

Some people, although they try to avoid it, would prefer direct confrontation in order to get the issue resolved.