Sentence examples for but avoided for the from inspiring English sources

As for the linear problems considered and unlike  [56,57], efficiency is only used to characterize the approximation class, but avoided for the quasi-optimality analysis.

It decided how many institutions were needed in each community, what kinds of wards they should have, even how many beds — the kind of dictates once made by the governor's office and the Department of Health, but largely avoided for the last 12 years.

For many lawyers, the Investment Company Act is a thing not to be understood but to be avoided, for the law's restrictions sharply limit both the structure of a company and its latitude in engaging in a wide variety of business practices.

Rollover crashes play a big part in SUV deaths, but fatalities can be avoided for the most part simply by wearing a seat belt.

It is unavoidable for the flows in the error channel since those flows have to get additional slots to transmit data immediately to reduce the average delay time and maintain the fairness, but it should be avoided for the flows in the error-free channel to improve the quality of service for multimedia streaming applications.

Foley followed with a double past Knight's outstretched right hand for the second run, but any further damage was avoided for the Mets when Ojeda induced Sebra to ground out.

But if chronic sickness can be avoided for the entire industry, some European insurers will thrive, many will merge and a few will die.

Sandstones were avoided for the sampling.

In addition, results are also presented for the same multivariable model but avoiding adjustment for the year of first exposure, as requested by Farioli et al (2014).

I think they probably could name quite a lot of federal spending programs that they'd like to reduce, but avoided specifics during the campaign for the obvious reasons.

The Trump administration on Tuesday urged Canada and Saudi Arabia to settle an escalating diplomatic fight but avoided voicing support for the women's rights activists whose jailing is at the heart of the dispute.