Sentence examples for came to avoiding from inspiring English sources

The defence minister described Australian defence forces as "one of the most restrictive" when it came to avoiding civilian casualties.

He said Australian defence forces were "one of the most restrictive" when it came to avoiding civilian casualties.

This time, however, a substitution did not change the game, and late on Jose Fonte heading against the crossbar, and Virgil van Dijk heading against the post, were the closest they came to avoiding a third successive defeat.

However, after driving the car he declared it great fun -- and was particularly mischievous when it came to avoiding the cutouts of Al Gore and Ed Begley Jr. that were part of the obstacle course.

But it is hard to imagine that Ronald Reagan would have stepped back from the nuclear precipice without the unprecedented gathering in Central Park on June 12 , 1982of ordinary people -- who, when it came to avoiding the apocalypse, were way ahead of the politicians.

Although Graham came to avoid political pronouncements, his orientation early on reflected the conservatism of his native region.

Public attitudes about what is fair when it comes to avoiding taxes are hardening.

Men face a Catch-22 when it comes to avoiding the stigma of pallid, unsightly legs.

But for all their openness about past scars they're hapless when it comes to avoiding new ones.

Limiting compensation just to the fare price may make them a little too sloppy when it comes to avoiding delays.

When it comes to avoiding the transmission of swine flu — without awkwardness or rudeness — perhaps the Samoans are best prepared.