The phrase "avoiding leaning" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misunderstanding of the intended phrase, possibly meaning "avoiding leaning" in a physical context or "avoiding learning" in an educational context.
Example: "He was avoiding leaning against the wall to keep his posture straight."
Alternatives: "preventing leaning" or "steering clear of leaning.".
She talks about how women should avoid leaning back from their careers when they start thinking about having children, and instead, lean into their careers and grab the brass rings they deserve.
"We've avoided leaning towards so-called 'grief tourism', but there is definitely an interest from the overseas market in this period of history and they [the other tour operators] are missing out on a chance to talk about it".
And avoid leaning back with your arms crossed in a protective posture if you like him.
Hold the cup by the handle and bring it up to your mouth -- avoid leaning forward to drink.
Ideal positioning of the hands minimizes reaching -- keeping your work close by -- while also helping you avoid leaning your wrists on the desktop or keyboard.
Describing a data model using an XML DTD avoids leaning on implementation language features and provides a standardized file format, familiar to researchers from different backgrounds.
Biomass should be gathered with buckets or nets that are tethered to the boat so that workers can avoid leaning over the side of their boat - a dangerous activity in this regard.
Innocenti resisted the temptation to calculate an overall score, because (see UNICEF 2007, page 39): In part this is to maintain opacity and avoid leaning too hard on limited data; composite indicators...need to be as transparent as possible both to keep the process open to debate and to avoid elevating the data to heights of authority that their foundations cannot sustain.
In part this is to maintain opacity and avoid leaning too hard on limited data; composite indicators...need to be as transparent as possible both to keep the process open to debate and to avoid elevating the data to heights of authority that their foundations cannot sustain.
Stay balanced in the center of the saddle to avoid "leaning in".
