Sentence examples for be unable to avoid from inspiring English sources

2.21pm GMT Invasion of the small plastic brick people You'd better like lego, cos you're going to be unable to avoid it for the next few weeks.

That raises the risk that the country will be unable to avoid defaulting on its debts, putting Europe and its still-fragile banking system at great risk.

If you're standing with your plastic dish in hand, surveying the offerings — the Caesar salad, a mayonnaise-laced tub of tuna — you may be unable to avoid Blago.

Instead, we have the new Plan B, which can be summarized this way: the best you can make of a worst-case scenario, the deal you cut with a fate you might be unable to avoid.

That they have already temporarily shut a large part of the country's nuclear industry once is a sign that they may be unable to avoid further temporary, or even permanent, closures in future with nasty consequences all round.

Anything like their usual thuggish response will not go down well abroad.The Chinese authorities understand these potential hazards, but foreigners working with the local organisers fear they may be unable to avoid them.

Clearly, they've been unable to avoid the term.

But she was unable to avoid the occasional casualty.

While Thomas has vowed to focus on basketball, he has been unable to avoid the fallout.

The licence was subsequently restored, but the business was unable to avoid going into administration.

South would have been unable to avoid losing a diamond trick.