Sentence examples for because he has avoided from inspiring English sources

But because he has avoided trials, his theories have not been enshrined in case law.

And if he has avoided major injury, it is also because he has avoided digging too deeply into his reserves.

His education plans have met with little resistance from those traditional nemeses of Republican politicians, public-school teachers and bureaucrats, largely because he has avoided blaming school officials for all the ills of the public schools.

Miller's conversations last week with reporters were brief affairs at the finish area, but because he has avoided sit-down interviews this year, they were at least a bit enlightening.

Mike says he feels "blessed" by the opportunity he has been given, both because he has avoided prison, the threat of which terrifies him, and because it has helped him kick meth.

Meanwhile, Smith believes he has put himself in a position to reach the pinnacle of his profession because he has avoided the pastimes experienced by his friends outside the sport.

He has avoided full-body suits because, he said, he does not feel comfortable in them.

His aides said he had avoided specifics because Hillary Rodham Clinton's abortive effort to craft a plan for universal health coverage had shown that being locked into one plan was a recipe for legislative disaster on a complicated issue.

Marlon Shirley, a United States Paralympian who has fought injuries throughout his career and is recovering from a torn Achilles' tendon, said he had avoided PRP therapy because he had been told it was banned entirely.

Ms. Jong, reached by phone, said she was impressed by her daughter's willingness to compete in her world, because she had avoided a similar situation herself.

She was charmed, not only because they had avoided the clichéd first date at a restaurant but because -- as she swung and missed, swung and missed -- he was so encouraging.