Sentence examples for desiring to avoid these from inspiring English sources
Locke, in part desiring to avoid these obvious difficulties or irrational and immoral failures of consent, introduced the notion of tacit consent (Locke 1990).
In this regard, homophobic sentiments, a desire for accurate self-representation, and a fear of social judgment all seemed to be components of these respondents' desire to avoid clothing perceived as being worn by gay men.
A desire to avoid these burdens is the reason America created ICANN.
He desires to avoid prosecution for his crime, but envies the media attention posthumously given to Roland Summers.
Timely regression of new retinal vessels is desired to avoid vitreous hemorrhage and tractional retinal detachment requiring vitreoretinal surgery [33 36].
Warfarin patients may desire to avoid frequent blood testing.
The community also desired to avoid withholding the patient level phone-based coaching component from a control group.
Furthermore, the majority of the pregnant women described, that a reason to continue physical active during pregnancy was that they desired to avoid excessive weight gain.
The expected value of δ1 is 1, and this is desired to avoid inflation (or under-inflation) of GEBV's of young bulls.
Particularly, information on fitness centers explicitly welcoming persons with disabilities was desired to avoid negative emotions of being unfit and disabled.
The desire to avoid those unpleasant feelings, Waschbusch notes, is part of what motivates young children to behave.
