Sentence examples for could avoid doing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nasr said he did not see how they could avoid doing something French.

I never wanted to say goodbye to them, but the only way I could avoid doing that was to stop visiting.

No chancellor would voluntarily go into his party conference under the banner of riding out the storm if he could avoid doing so.

Estlund wasn't a relativist, however; he agreed that politicians should refrain from appealing to absolute truth, but he didn't think a political theorist could avoid doing so.

In a study performed at 15 Chinese hospitals, if the OGTT was limited to women with fasting plasma glucose (FPG) ranging between 79 mg/dl (4.4 mmol/l) and 90 mg/dl (5 mmol/l), more than half of the pregnant women could avoid doing an OGTT.

Not only could I put myself in the other person's place but I could not avoid doing so.

(Cotter) BROOKLYN MUSEUM: 'GILBERT & GEORGE' Dynamic duo, gruesome twosome or just plain geeks in ties and tweeds, the British artists Gilbert & George don't seem to care what you call them as long as you pay attention, which you couldn't avoid doing if you tried in their suffocating and disordered wraparound survey at the Brooklyn Museum.

One general form of excuse for doing something would be that one couldn't avoid doing it.

"If you absolutely insist on a joke, or an odd request, check to see whether this could invalidate the will and avoid doing it if it could.

It's meant to be insulated from political pressure — so why would people so calmly accept the notion that it could be pressed to avoid doing what it thinks it should do?

We will continue to apply that kind of pressure until Wal-Mart recognizes that it can no longer afford to be stubborn -- the same way it realized it could no longer afford to avoid doing the right thing for Ms. Shank.