Sentence examples for difficult to eschew from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to eschew patronage networks in Nigeria — Buhari himself was partly elected on the strength of an alliance with veteran kingmaker and southwestern politician Bola Tinubu, who was charged with the illegal operation of sixteen foreign bank accounts while he was the governor of Lagos but never convicted.
It is difficult to eschew patronage networks in Nigeria Buhari himself was partly elected on the strength of an alliance with veteran kingmaker and southwestern politician Bola Tinubu, who was charged with the illegal operation of sixteen foreign bank accounts while he was the governor of Lagos but never convicted.
As the technology in our cars evolves from assistive to autonomous, and brand bots redefine the "human touch" of customer experience, it will become increasingly difficult to convince consumers to eschew instant autonomous gratification for the messiness of truly human experiences.
Yet the filmmaker's decision to eschew other viewpoints underscores the fundamental friction at the heart of the documentary process: the flattery of observation is difficult to resist.
The whole affair seemed to eschew glamour.
Does patriotism have to eschew the truth?
This creates incentives to eschew long-term, open-ended exploration.
Bowie used to eschew nostalgia, always preferring the new.
Cavett makes an effort to eschew cliches and formulas.
He urged bishops to eschew conventions and prejudices.
