Sentence examples for be avoided it is from inspiring English sources

While Cairo and parts of the Sinai peninsula, particularly the north, should probably be avoided, it is still possible to visit the southern Sinai beach resorts.

So although narcissism is to be avoided, it is entirely appropriate to display a personal connection, a passion for the work.

While the election commission rules do state that political parties announcing "achievements" in the media should be "avoided", it is still unclear whether Mr Modi's speech strictly violated that.

As effects of anaesthesia on SPECT and PET results cannot be avoided, it is crucial to standardize protocols as carefully as possible to allow quantitative comparison of the imaging results.

If the deleterious effects of hypertension in this patient population are to be avoided, it is the predialysis systolic BP that needs to be controlled: it is insufficient to be satisfied with good postdialysis BP control, it patients are hypertensive before beginning dialysis.

Nevertheless, for cases with a large esophageal hiatal hernia, in which the use of a mesh cannot be avoided, it is important to select a soft, durable mesh and to secure it firmly in place at a position distant from the gastrointestinal wall.

Football was to be avoided, "it being… a rude, boistrous exercise, & fitter for Clownes then for Schollers", while tennis too could be overdone ("Use Tennis sparingly and never immediately after meales, it being then too violent & too stirring").

Stark is to be avoided; it's alien to the environments in which we developed as a species and makes us tense.

The exuberance and "fury" of the Baroque must be avoided, it was argued, because they led to "barbarous" and "wicked" works.

While I suppose that shouting at people who are not to blame isn't helpful, either, and self-destructive behavior is to be avoided, it's not helpful to blame the victim.

Members of the ICS such as Richard Carnac Temple thought that if further discontent were to be avoided, it was necessary to obtain a better understanding of the colonial subjects, particularly those from the rural areas.