Sentence examples for currently avoid from inspiring English sources
Most western tourists currently avoid Cairo due to security concerns; there have been attacks on Egypt's Christian minority in recent years.
"Many first-class and reputable potential owners currently avoid football as an investment because of the instability they see," Gazidis said in an e-mail message.
Among the options outlined by the White House in a 25-page paper: taxing large businesses that currently avoid paying any taxes by organizing as partnerships.
To name just the lowest-hanging fruit: the super-rich currently avoid or evade £25bn in tax each year, according to the Tax Justice Network.
As a result, the best way to rein in anti-competitive market consolidation may simply involve taking a closer look at transactions that currently avoid antitrust scrutiny.
"Their attitude makes you defensive right away," said one, who speculated that a more approachable regulator would be getting a much better flow of information from racing professionals, who currently avoid unnecessary contact with the BHA.
The curious event looks to have taken place in the Ecuadorian Embassy, where Assange is currently avoiding extradition.
An effective rule that prevented anyone taking action purely to avoid tax could rake in much of the missing £25bn that is currently avoided.
Peter Hennessy is professor of contemporary history at Queen Mary and Westfield College, University of London, and is currently avoiding boredom by finishing his book 'The Prime Minister: The Office and its Holders since 1945', which will be published by HarperCollins next year.
Increasing the donor pool may be accomplished by reassessing sources that are currently avoided, such as donation after cardiac death and infant kidneys transplanted en bloc.SUMMARY: The pediatric nephrologist must balance waiting for the highest quality kidney against the need for the shortest possible waiting time.
Some bond fund managers are currently avoiding longer-dated bonds because they're more vulnerable to inflation.
