Sentence examples for better able to avoid from inspiring English sources

Because they did not run full speed down their initial path, they were better able to avoid early failures.

Stanford researchers conducted a study that showed women who mastered skills for maintaining their weight before they began a diet were better able to avoid regaining the weight.

"If you're truly ready to kill, you'll be better able to avoid panic, better able to deter your opponent, and better able to live with it afterward".

Female financiers can have particular advantages over their male counterparts, including being more risk-averse and better able to avoid volatility, the report says.

Or maybe the suburban animals are actually more cautious of novel objects, and therefore better able to avoid conflict with people?

Research shows that introverts are less impulsive and better able to avoid risks and are often more creative and get better grades than extroverts, Silverman says.

Hospitals will in that case better be able to avoid falsely acting upon too high SMR values as well as to avoid falsely non-acting upon too low SMR values.

"The Mowba lawnmower — (iRobot will surely have a better name?) — would be able to avoid most obstacles on its own, such as driveways, trees, pools, ponds, curbs, etc.

Thus, the general public needs to be better prepared psychologically to be able to avoid possible panic and emotional disturbances in a resurgence of SARS.

The program provides between two and four typically dark-colored cats (they're able to avoid predation better, Nelson said) to the owners of warehouses, farms, and ranches, who are instructed to continue to provide them with a supplemental diet of cat food.

But I am convinced if their leadership was better connected to the consumer they may have been able to avoid these mistakes in both strategy and judgement.