Sentence examples for early enough to avoid from inspiring English sources

I arrived at my polling place early enough to avoid the lines, or so I thought.

But did the dispute end early enough to avoid that criticism?

It is to Mr Middelhoff's credit that he realised this early enough to avoid a bloodier exit.

Our timing is key: early enough to avoid being too full for dinner, late enough so we don't risk getting hungry again.

Moving forward, the challenge should be addressed that the technology and place must be sufficiently concrete to engage the public in siting decisions but accomplished early enough to avoid polarization and to facilitate mutual accommodation.

He said the experience gave him the idea of organizing small shareholders on a grander scale to target badly-run companies -- and doing so early enough to avoid what happened at United Companies.

Go early or late enough to avoid the oppressive midday heat.

Though it may be sad for the creators the game has leaked early, spoilers have been easy enough to avoid.

On Saturday, he was just hoping to play well enough to avoid an early tee time in the final round.

Despite this, the infant showed clinical signs clearly attributable to vitamin B12 deficiency (such as a failure to thrive and pallor) in the first months of life, which suggests that the recommended amount of vitamin B12 is not enough to avoid the early development of disease in the infants of strictly vegetarian women.

Inhibiting maternal inflammation and reducing vascular damage could allow the pregnancy to continue long enough to avoid the need for very early pre-term delivery, removing the associated risks to both the baby and mother.