Sentence examples for combat to avoid from inspiring English sources

He is the frontiersman taming "savage" Native Americans (the Lone Ranger), the politician riding in on a horse to save a nation slouching towards multiculturalism and debauchery (Ronald Reagan), the oppressed cattle herdsman who fights the federal government in armed combat to avoid paying taxes (Cliven Bundy), and the movie star who will speak truth to power about "PC culture" (Clint Eastwood).

How much easier for a government, for personnel in combat to avoid subtleties, imaginative solutions.

However, once things start moving it is clear that this new DOOM is extremely fast-paced, with an emphasis on constantly moving during combat to avoid enemy attacks while dishing out your own.

The prediction of phenotypes was done using data adjusted from Combat to avoid spurious associations between SNP and phenotypes.

Scott quotes the critic Leslie Fiedler: the typical male protagonist of our fiction has been a man on the run, harried into the forest and out to sea, down the river or into combat — anywhere to avoid "civilization," which is to say, the confrontation of a man and woman which leads to the fall to sex, marriage, and responsibility.

Mr. Murtha, a Vietnam veteran, reminds us that Mr. Cheney, who bears a heavy load of responsibility for the decision to send American soldiers into combat, had five deferments to avoid combat in his generation's war.

Ordinary searchlights can often be used at night even in combat situations; but, to avoid drawing fire, invisible light, in the ultraviolet or near infrared range, can be used with appropriate viewing devices.

Fallon, who exchanged many of the emails in the cache with Lew Alcindor, explained the rationale for the practice: to combat spam and to avoid being inundated with correspondence from the public.

Humans are not naturally equipped with claws or horns for combat but are gifted with the capacity for speech and reason, which should enable humans to avoid combat and coexist peacefully.

During the Second World War, he had done everything he could to avoid combat.

George W. Bush wasn't the only rich kid to avoid combat service.