Sentence examples for be important to avoid from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of this unforgivable attack, it will be important to avoid drawing prejudicial conclusions from the fact that Major Hasan is an American Muslim whose parents came from the Middle East.

If you come out of the Tour with a result you're going to be in demand for days – and it will be important to avoid that demand until after the Olympics.

"We need to come to closure on this debate," Mr. Chopra said, adding that it would be important to avoid the impression that any solution to the Greek case that involved private investors would be the template for other rescue packages.

Therefore, we expect it to be important to avoid politics, and policies, from falling behind to ensure the legitimacy of the state.

The selection of a soft, durable mash and its firm securement at a position distant from the gastrointestinal wall may be important to avoid late esophageal wall injury.

Especially if a large number of RN are deployed (i.e., four to ten RNs), this type of coordination seems to be important to avoid the generation of new cell-edge conditions inside the macro cell.

"It is important to avoid the application of double standards to any countries," Mr. Ivanov said.

Perhaps this is partly because she really does think it's important to avoid acrimony.

That's why it is important to avoid passing lousy legislation in the first place.

He said it was important to avoid the impression that the Pakistan military is "for hire".

It is important to "avoid drama … lead the storyline through behaviour".