Sentence examples for been to avoid a from inspiring English sources
According to Rassam, Iran's top priority in Iraq has been to avoid a power vacuum in Baghdad and ensure the appointment of a prime minister sympathetic to Tehran.
Our goal has been to avoid a reductive binary; this is a nuanced question, and all of these writers have made persuasive moral arguments.
The real reason may have been to avoid a vote next year, when the economy could be even weaker.The stratagem might fail.
But Malcolm English, editor of Air International, said the drill would have been to avoid a stall -- when an airplane loses the airspeed it needs to fly -- and seek a safe landing.
Throughout the election season, the goal for most political figures has been to avoid a replay of the tense wait for results that marred the presidential election in Florida last year.
"My Desire Has Been to Avoid a General Engagement" The Battle of (Second) Manassas: Lee gains a major victory but is unable to pursue the Union army.
The point was to avoid a template.
The goal was to avoid a stall.
It was to avoid a Third World War.
Their new priority is to avoid a Russian takeover.
Step Three was to avoid a genuinely contested presidential election.
