Sentence examples for desire to avoid doing from inspiring English sources

He merely ended up doing what he did out of a desire to avoid doing anything really drastic, and the more he read of chemotherapy, the more drastic, and possibly fatal, the procedure appeared.

Having spoken to both Kyle and Eric, two very different men, it strikes me that their attempted escapes were motivated by desperation and sadness rather than a specific desire to avoid doing their time.

In 2000, Syd Thrift, the Orioles' general manager, told The Washington Times that the team had a practice of not signing players who had defected from Cuba, which he attributed to Angelos' desire to avoid doing "anything that could be interpreted as being disrespectful or... encouraging players to defect".

Try to avoid doing this.

"Try to avoid doing that".

Try to avoid doing any of these.

The desire to avoid litigation "did factor into it," he said of the company's deal with the town.

Limiters may have a stronger desire to avoid pregnancy than do spacers.

RECUSE ME Some controversialists worry about recusal: when should judges recuse themselves from deciding cases, based on a conflict of interest or desire to avoid criticism, and when do they have an obligation to sit in judgment, as they are trained and paid to do?

It was not immediately clear whether this was through a desire to avoid confrontation or because modern Grimsby did not have the right run-down look.

He says the only way to disbelieve that an Assad chemical weapons attack occurred is to ignore the evidence: Only the most willful desire to avoid reality can assert that this did not occur as described.