Sentence examples for be avoided quite from inspiring English sources

It even says: "Do as MPs do and 'flip' your home... large potential CGT liabilities can be avoided quite legally in this way".

"But once you got into the more built-up areas the maps showed that they seemed to be avoided by quite a few species," she observed.

We harm the global poor when we collaborate in imposing an unjust global institutional order on them and, moreover, that order is unjust when it foreseeably perpetuates large-scale human rights deficits that can reasonably be avoided were we to make quite feasible institutional modifications (Pogge 2002, 2008, 2010).

We do not report results for advice giving and confrontation because these were behaviors to be avoided and thus the frequency was quite low.

Painting that much for just a few days or months of the year is quite overkill and can be avoided.

If only because topping off devices are quite expensive compared to conventional implants, nonessential use should be avoided.

If only because these devices are quite expensive compared to conventional fusion implants, nonessential use should be avoided.

First, as regards your booklet, quite some cor- rection is in fact necessary if gross misunderstandings are to be avoided.

There is, however, little sign that multinationals are avoiding China: quite the opposite.Given the costs, big business is keen that consumers should feel as strongly about counterfeiting as it does.

Instead, what should have been a celebration for Australia was overshadowed by a technology-tinged debate sparked by the winning penalty, which could have quite easily been avoided.

And one of the worst things about the First World War was that it could quite possibly have been avoided.