Sentence examples for capable of avoiding from inspiring English sources

No details yet, but let's hope they get somebody in to write it who's capable of avoiding the last film's occasionally excruciating bad dialogue.

They had noted that a Chapter 11 filing would make US Airways financially stronger and thus more capable of avoiding taxpayer losses.

When Advocaat was asked if the current squad was capable of avoiding relegation and enjoying a cup run there was a long pause.

EMI must tell Citi by Friday whether it is capable of avoiding default, and it has until June 14 to actually make the payment.

Despite having no money to spend on new players, he must transform Leicester from a demoralised bottom-of-the-table outfit with one win to their name and no goals in 530 minutes into a side capable of avoiding relegation.

But since the vehicle would remain within the atmosphere rather than going into space, it would be far more maneuverable than a ballistic missile, capable of avoiding the airspace of neutral countries, for example, or steering clear of hostile territory.

Thus, the framework primitives must be improved to support an algorithm capable of avoid any damage caused by the knowledge of such information.

Shiels described being sacked by Johnston as "like the dentist pulling the wrong tooth" and believes the present Kilmarnock side is capable of avoid relegation.

Despite the stealth HIV-1 has evolved in its replication in macrophages, it is not capable of universally avoiding triggering IFN production.

Historical data show that, starting from about 1600, European societies became capable of efficiently avoiding famine, by redistributing any over-abundance of grain to areas of food scarcity (Rotberg et al., 1985).

Although it is capable of navigating and avoiding collisions autonomously and can be operated via remote control, Mast had a coxswain on board to take control if needed because of Port of London bylaws, which also limited the speeds at which it could travel.