Sentence examples for commonly avoided from inspiring English sources

My mother recalls how she was commonly avoided in the weeks following Jonathan's death.

Audience members brought up subjects commonly avoided in local media outlets, such as human trafficking and squalid living conditions for construction workers in Dubai.

On the same page that he declares stock "the foundation upon which all else rests," he concedes, rather dejectedly, that "it may be the most commonly avoided preparation in American home kitchens".

In addition, the foods most commonly avoided are animal products which tend to harbor more pathogens than plant foods.

However, older drivers more commonly avoided driving at night or on high-speed roads, and women were more likely to self-restrict driving than men.

In short, styles perceived as alternative, gangster, and gay were the most commonly avoided from our sample of 15 college-aged men.

Grassland specialist birds commonly avoid selecting breeding habitat within highly forested landscapes [37], [38], [39], which is a mechanism shaping area-sensitivity in this species group [35].

Physicians commonly avoid EOL care-related discussions with patients until they fail standard chemotherapy or are nearing death.

For example, as a consequence of being told from radiographic findings that musculoskeletal symptoms are due to 'wear and tear', patients commonly avoid beneficial physical activity.

It is therefore understandable that synesthetes (i.e., persons affected by synesthesia) commonly avoid mentioning their percepts and even tend to close on themselves in psychological distress [ 10– 10].

5 Although several studies have reported that inhaled corticosteroids (ICSs) and β-agonists did not affect pregnancy outcomes, 5 8 many women commonly avoid taking asthma drugs during pregnancy because of these safety issues.