Sentence examples for away from its worst from inspiring English sources

This year it will try to climb away from its worst result in years in 2009.

Buffalo is a loss or a tie away from matching its worst streak without a victory.

But some critics say that by expanding the idea of what constitutes crimes against humanity, the court may be moving away from its central mission: prosecuting the worst violations of human rights.

But all the cheesiness doesn't take away from its powerful message: women are too often their own worst critics.

At worst, it may show that the euro zone is turning away from its promised "banking union".

The DPJ has now backed away from some of its worst gimmicks.

BNP has played its hand very well, but its business mix (a stable home market and a focus on equity derivatives) helped massively by keeping it away from the worst blow-ups.In America, Goldman still has legions of admirers.

He directed the lens of his official one, with black-and-white film in it, away from the worst sights; there is a shot of soldiers with faint smiles on their faces, leaning back in relaxed poses, and no sign of the massacre that has taken place.

But for the most part it steers away from the worst clichés of that tear-drenched genre.

Dyer has an endearing tendency to warn people away from the worst entries in his filmography on Twitter ("It is the biggest pile of shit I have ever done and that's saying something," he tweeted of one film) but that hasn't kept him from churning out identikit atrocities year after year.

For instance, if you're in a big city, going up on a high roof (As long as it is safe) can get you away from the worst of the light pollution and allow you to see more clearly.