Sentence examples for consistent with avoiding from inspiring English sources
The flux density is as high as possible consistent with avoiding saturation within the core.
According to the paper, published on Monday: "It seems likely that there will still be a significant gap between aggregate national intentions and a pathway that is consistent with avoiding" dangerous climate change.
If this locks in a dependence on fossil fuels and high-carbon growth, it will be impossible for the world to reach an emissions pathway consistent with avoiding dangerous climate change.
In order to stabilise global GHG emissions at a level consistent with avoiding "dangerous" climate change, it is imperative that bioenergy systems achieve minimum GHG saving thresholds without negatively affecting sustainability [4, 9].
By failing to reduce emissions in short term, even higher emission reductions are required in the future to stabilise global GHG emissions at a level consistent with avoiding "dangerous" climate change (450 ppm CO2e) [11].
Humans seek and create situations that confirm or are consistent with, and avoid and suppress situations that disconfirm or are inconsistent with, their culturally shared affective sentiments.
Participants commented that some people who develop symptoms consistent with cancer avoid assessment and diagnosis, preferring to hide their symptoms, again a phenomenon not restricted to Aboriginal people[ 65].
The scenarios should be made internally consistent by avoiding contradictions (e.g., by combining political uncertainty with lower volatility).
We investigate all human chimp genes over the same evolutionary distance in way that is both consistent and avoids problems with saturation.
But his actions over the last year have been consistent with the goal of avoiding force where possible: he resisted the pressure to bomb Syriaand instead secured an agreement which destroyed its chemical weapons; he engaged Iran in serious nuclear negotiations; he criticised Israel and the Palestinians when the peace process collapsed; and he did not reflexively rattle the sword over Ukraine.
All these possibilities seem, intuitively, to be consistent with such a beneficiary avoiding ingratitude; and insofar as they are, gratitude must be something more than the tendency to develop relationships, at least in the sense of friendship or romance.
