Sentence examples for can be better avoided from inspiring English sources
March [7] refers to this as the knowledge equilibrium, and shows that this lock-in to organizational codes that poorly reflects reality can be better avoided when the organization have high learning rate while the members have low learning rates.
Zelen [ 6, 7] suggested that informed consent can provoke anxiety in certain circumstances that may be better avoided.
Prepackaged soups are better avoided than consumed.
Then again, their starting pitchers, who performed surprisingly well, are more experienced, and some players, like Kevin Young and Jermaine Allensworth, can be better if they avoid injuries that hurt them last year.
It says the board recognises the bank has an important role to play in Australia's political process, and in the development and promotion of policy, and it now believes that can be better achieved by avoiding making political donations altogether.
Get a partner or ally so you can be better together and avoid the consultant roller coaster.
In a post on how men can be better feminist allies, Emma Cueto advises men to avoid the temptation to put men's issues first.
