Sentence examples for avoiding the sort of from inspiring English sources

But he is undisturbed and open about his various commercial and scientific involvements — and seems to be like Teflon in avoiding the sort of criticism that other scientists often face for such entanglements.

Not only has she made direct hits on an administration losing support among women but she has done it while avoiding the sort of snitty headlines and rolled eyeballs (just think Harriet "Harperson") that women's issues usually attract.

What is more, Levine is avoiding the sort of neo-tonal music that audiences generally embrace; instead, he is in lockstep with the Old Guard of American modernism, the likes of Carter, Babbitt, and Charles Wuorinen, together with postwar European masters like Ligeti and Lutoslawski.

The administration forecast also depends on the country avoiding the sort of global headwinds that have stalled the recovery in each of the last two years, including another flare-up of the European debt crisis or war in the Middle East.

The aim is not only to make European aviation more efficient, avoiding the sort of chaos caused, for example, by the eruption this year of an Icelandic volcano, but also to reduce costs that directly affect the Union's global competitive edge.

Mrs. Clinton was all icy stares and pointed rebukes, while avoiding the sort of prickly reactions that hurt Mr. Obama in his first debate against Mitt Romney in 2012 and were devastating to Al Gore in his initial debate against George W. Bush in 2000.

It was seen as a means of avoiding the sorts of accusations that latterly have been directed at leading ladies such as Hillary Clinton.

He was better, too, at avoiding the sorts of bloopers that discussions of wealth in general and his own in particular have so reliably teased out of him.

Mr Sharif's most pressing challenges are clear – generating more electricty, building the economy, tackling militancy and avoiding the sorts of confrontations with the military that ended with the coup led by Pervez Musharraf.

The statutory powers given to the Ombudsman - the ability to command co-operation of lawyers and remedies including compensation of up £30,000 – have proved key to avoiding the sorts of impasses which bedevilled the previous arrangements.

That would allow Spain to avoid the sort of bailouts that banks in Greece, Portugal and Ireland received.