Sentence examples for been expected to avoid from inspiring English sources

"The No. 1 job for managers is avoiding headline risk," some disaster that the prudent could have been expected to avoid.

A conscientious public servant would have been expected to avoid direct investments in health stocks entirely and instructed his broker to do so, too.

The question on which the court invited submissions was: Did the police know or ought they to have known of the existence of a real and immediate risk to the applicants' son's life and did they fail to take measures within the scope of their powers which, judged reasonably, might have been expected to avoid that risk?

Local administration is expected to avoid the various side effects associated with systemic delivery.

Senior executives are expected to avoid charges in the case, according to the Times.

They might be expected to avoid direct competition with large corporations' standardized products.

For now, he said, Britain is expected to avoid falling back into a recession.

They are expected to avoid the legalese and complicated language that often creep into financial forms.

The journal is not committed to any particular school or method and contributors are expected to avoid needless technicality.

The housing market is expected to avoid sharp price declines, thanks in part to low interest rates.

The rating outlook was upgraded to stable, Moody's said, because WPP is expected to avoid any further increase in overall debt.