Sentence examples for creating avoidable from inspiring English sources

Piecemeal extensions only ensure that lawmakers will have to return to the issue repeatedly, creating avoidable uncertainty for unemployed workers and for businesses that rely on the consumer demand generated by jobless benefits.

Inadequate work processes can partly explain this, as more persons than necessary participated in several care procedures creating avoidable HHOs.

Scrapping the fiscal mandate would create avoidable human misery".

The wildcatters not only wasted the valuable resource, but created avoidable environmental contamination with the numerous oil strikes.

They made a robust business case, saying that "postponing the 2030 target decision until 2016 creates entirely avoidable political risk.

"The chaos, literal chaos, that this created is avoidable without making it impossible to recall the chief executive of the state, should the people deem that appropriate".

So on January 11 Judge Frost agreed to halt Mr. Lorraine's execution, arguing that Ohio "has unnecessarily and inexplicably created easily avoidable problems".

"Caught between a nettle and a thorn", the helpless narrator watches as monetary greed and a flagrant injustice destroys a community and creates an avoidable refugee crisis, whose contemporary relevance is unmistakable.

For what it is worth, I view the requirement spelled out in Section 1312(d)(3)(D) as dubious, because it will create many avoidable headaches regarding the interface with Medicare and the Internal Revenue Service.

"Unfortunately, WICB chose to ignore the consequences at that stage and created an avoidable situation".

I've watched how you move, how you operate, how you always manage to fumble the change out of your pocket creating an easily-avoidable commotion at the bar which incurs several spilled drinks and the immediate attention of the overzealous security staff.