Sentence examples for copy to avoid from inspiring English sources

Exaggeration and advertising are synonymous, but this was one instance where the poster copy – "To avoid fainting, keep repeating 'It's only a movie...'." – amounted to more than hyperbole.

If you intend to read "Someone," skip its jacket copy to avoid seeing what her married name turns out to be.

While Jasen adds that large companies generally won't dare do a straight copy to avoid damaging their reputation, they can definitely get "inspired" — like LG might have been with the AI assistant Jibo.

For genes with two paralogs in fish we selected the slower evolving copy to avoid additional noise in the dataset.

Subjects not wishing to take part in the study were notified to return a blank copy to avoid further contact while those failing to respond within 21 days were sent another questionnaire as a reminder.

Edit only the copy to avoid damaging the original image.

But Judy Corman, a spokeswoman for Scholastic, said that journalists in Britain had declined to report on leaked copies to avoid spoiling the surprise for children.

If you can't find a copy of it and if assets, such as the house, weren't transferred into the name of the trust, you can't use the unsigned copies to avoid probate, said Burton Mitchell, a Los Angeles estate planning attorney with Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Marmaro.

Battleborn might be the shot in the arm Gearbox needs after Aliens: Colonial Marines shipped as it did, as a dud, and assuming it sells enough copies to avoid doing an Evolve, could spawn a new franchise for its makers, following the wildly successful Borderlands games.

Alternatively, neo-functionalization could involve adaptive differentiation of both copies (to avoid functional overlap), that would mediate adaptive evolution of both copies.

Clean the glass or use white out on your original before copying to avoid spots or smudges on copies.