Sentence examples for controversies to avoid from inspiring English sources

S. hould the Democrats choose Hillary Clinton, the question then becomes whether or not the prospect of the first woman president is enough to overcome all of her controversies to avoid putting Donald Trump or Ted Cruz into the White House.

He is further admonished to "have nothing to do with stupid, senseless controversies" and to avoid "men of corrupt mind and counterfeit faith".

But as Mr. Gao makes a three-day visit to Hong Kong this week, he is finding controversy impossible to avoid on the doorstep of the country he fled in 1987.

Even Republicans who typically support Trump in his various controversies or try to avoid them entirely found Trump's deference to Putin troubling.

Pro-choice campaigners and some doctors have argued that in order to avoid controversies like the current one the 8th amendment must be abolished.

"Plus, the best way to avoid controversies is to push farther offshore". .

The default mode of companies, especially consumer-facing brands, was to avoid controversies — especially those with explicitly partisan overtones.

In the final weeks of the campaign, his top aides appeared to have taken control of his Twitter account to avoid controversies.

In order to contribute to this goal and to avoid controversies, open discussions will be necessary.

In order for carbon markets to avoid controversy and function effectively, the lessons from the Chinese wind controversy should be used to implement key reforms in current and future carbon policy design.

It is quite another to avoid controversy altogether.