So why would Highland, owner of Organic Mechanics in Modena, Pa., go to considerable trouble to avoid it?
Here's an extract:...The Government had to make very considerable compromises to avoid another embarrassing defeat.
Potential temporal conflicts arise from the commitment to maintain SRM for considerable times to avoid abrupt warming on SRM termination.
Now some Web-based comedy groups expend considerable energy to avoid duplicating the work of others, whether deliberately or accidentally.
Ms. Farley, who connected Lincoln Center to the project, said she had gone to considerable lengths to avoid any suggestion of conflict of interest.
It took him about ten minutes to make the trip each time, a delay sufficiently irritating that Obama's assistant expended considerable effort to avoid it.
The net result was that everyone went to considerable lengths to avoid being singled out for selfishness or self-importance – so much so, indeed, that good hunters usually hunted less often than poor ones, even if they enjoyed it.
Although the new version of section 2-606 will produce some differences in result, the traditional judicial approach to ademption questions provided courts with considerable room to avoid plainly intent-frustrating results.
G.M. has gone to considerable effort to avoid the guzzler stigma, developing technologies like variable displacement engines and a manual transmission that forced drivers of Corvettes, Camaros and Firebirds to skip gears in the interest of economy -- irritating many in the process.
Never mind that most Americans, too, would go to considerable lengths to avoid being stripped naked in captivity and set upon by barking police dogs held by their wardens; and never mind that such treatments are — under any possible interpretation — violations of U.S. law and military doctrine.
