Sentence examples for avoiding the troubles from inspiring English sources
Dario Franchitti, avoiding the troubles that plagued most of the top competitors, ran off with his first CART FedEx Series victory yesterday in the Texaco-Havoline 200 in Elkhart Lake, Wis.
Her language in speeches and interviews -- rarely overt or incendiary -- has allowed her to bang the drum quietly for increased drilling and mining on public lands while avoiding the troubles of her onetime mentor, James Watt, the Reagan-era interior secretary who drew attention for his heated rhetoric.
Zersenay Tadese was born in Adi Bana, Eritrea, and had a peaceful, rural upbringing with his six siblings, largely avoiding the troubles of the Eritrean War of Independence.
Especially in a setting with a large proportion of home deliveries, perinatal mortality has been a widely used indicator, avoiding the troubles of definition.
Through nine holes, Dufner was doing a masterful job of avoiding the trouble that was snaring so many others.
Instead, they record the programs on the cable operator's centralized servers, saving money and avoiding the trouble of installation.
It seems that Mr Spitzer, even at this dinner, was continuing his trial by denunciation, avoiding the trouble and public expense of actually taking anybody to court.
In the method, the correlation weight joint data vector is constructed and the data vector can make the noise subspace dimension of the corresponding weight covariance matrix which is not affected by the coregistration error, thus avoiding the trouble of calculating the noise subspace dimension before estimating the InSAR interferometric phase.
Dr. Worsey said that he saw his role in part as helping these students avoid the troubles that a fascination with explosives can bring.
The decision shook confidence in the solvency of other Spanish banks which until now had avoided the troubles of banks elsewhere in Europe and the United States.
