Sentence examples for essence to avoid from inspiring English sources

The policy of staying away from Chambers Bay was as typical for Kaymer as it was deliberate – designed, in essence, to avoid boredom.

Once the diagnosis of pre-eclampsia is established, timely management is of the essence to avoid or minimise mortality and morbidity.

More than three decades after he entered the history books by micromanaging the Vietnam War, President Bush on Sunday invoked his heavy-handedness as the essence of what to avoid on the battlefield.

In essence I am trying to avoid the invisibility cloak of life which before you know it becomes the go-to school uniform of everyday life.

The principal argument for this view that transworld identities require non-trivial individual essences is that such essences are needed in order to avoid what have been called 'bare identities' across possible worlds.

The essence of poetry, after all, is to avoid pat questions, pat answers, and good questions chosen because they invite pat answers.

On the other hand, they draw the viewers in, forcing them to confront the very essence of catcalling they may try to avoid.

Two praised Bowen's ability to avoid anthropomorphism while capturing the essence of wolf behavior and life.

Existence must be ontologically prior not only because of the absurdity of an existence before existence, but also because God is devoid of essence, and his causal link to the world can only be existential if one wishes to avoid the contamination of the divine nature with essences that are composites of different and multiple properties and features.

In essence, the solution to optimizing selection over appropriate densities is merely to avoid growth at densities that are too high or too low.

In essence, cooperators must disperse far enough to leave the kin group to avoid kin competition at high densities [ 19, 21].