Sentence examples for been found to avoid from inspiring English sources

A monkey species has been found to avoid people who are "selfish", according to researchers.

On an election visit to Whitland, Carmarthenshire, he said a "solution" had been found to avoid tax losses.

European Nuthatches have been found to avoid using their caches during benign conditions in order to save them for harsher times.

Certain other species of birds have been found to avoid reedbeds, such as Leucophaeus pipixcan (Franklin's gull) at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah (Olson 2007).

With the development of the KDDB, our aim is to cover disease studies that have been associated with KIR genes and to include studies in which no significant association has been found, to avoid publication bias.

I'd used that insulation, combined with the fear of being found, to avoid the investigator.

Officials in Bahrain would be happy if a way was found to avoid a war, which could scare away potential investors and harm its budding tourist industry.

Though a Saudi, he had been born in Iraq, and he hoped that a negotiated, "step by step" solution could be found to avoid war.

Let's say we intuit correctly that some elegant way will be found to avoid Brexit; possibly laying out its implications, slowly and clearly enough, will suffice.

Adult mice of this strain were found to avoid the ingestion of ethanol solutions in concentrations as low as 2.5 per cent2.

"There are certainly a few other projects where a solution needs to be found to avoid a crisis outcome," he said.