Sentence examples for effective means of avoiding from inspiring English sources

In a speech on Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke recommended reductions in principal for such borrowers as a possibly "more effective means of avoiding delinquency and foreclosure".

IT is the time of year when many Americans spend hours making obsequious forays into others' good graces, abstaining from the easy comfort of crankiness and misanthropy, and generally making nice-nice with family and friends -- all as a rather contrived but typically effective means of avoiding Santa's ultimate trump: the lump of coal.

The use of fatigue design rules offers the most effective means of avoiding fatigue failures in welded structures.

> One effective means of avoiding many of the above pitfalls is to ensure experiments are replicated by several independent groups.

Increased familiarity with the surgical technique and also experience are the most effective means of avoiding screw misplacement.

It was designed as a cost effective and efficient means of avoiding the need for additional solid structure in the lower level.

Antibiotic practice guidelines or protocols have emerged as a potentially effective means of both avoiding unnecessary antibiotic administration and increasing the effectiveness of prescribed antibiotics.

For the record, every Muslim I know takes this verse seriously -- as we do every verse of the Qur'an -- and I find it an effective means to avoid harm, not create it.

While some drugs will raise blood levels of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, the most effective means of increasing it is to avoid cigarette smoke and increase exercise.

Unhappy marriages may lead to lower frequency of sexual intercourse and may result in the couple using more effective means of contraception and even abortion to avoid unwanted pregnancies (Udry 1971).

Currently, biotransformation of plant byproducts by microorganisms or enzymatic engineering is an effective means of producing more bioactive compounds as it can avoid deficiency in chemical modification.