Sentence examples similar to evading conflict from inspiring English sources

All Around Losing host Harry Cheadle normally evades conflict by running away or nervously laughing, but now it's time to face his fears and become a man.

Instead of saying no, other strategies are used to evade conflict as this story illustrates: I often find it hard and very time consuming to get people to change their minds.

According to World Atlas Syria is the biggest source of refugees in the world with over 4 million people evading the conflict there.

See id. at 43. Accordingly, Mutual also argues that allowing manufacturers to stop selling a drug does not evade the conflict with federal law.

According to Worthen, the phrase is "linguistic hedging" that evades the civilized conflict on which democracy is premised.

Berlusconi sought to evade accusations of conflict of interest by resigning from all his managerial posts in the company when he entered politics.

Nothing like the same could be said of the academic economists, including Glenn Hubbard and Frederic Mishkin, of Columbia Business School, and Martin Feldstein and John Campbell, of Harvard, who hem and haw and evade the simplest questions about conflict of interest or bad advice.

Elsewhere, the novel reads as if conflict has been deliberately evaded.

Ruiz is believed to have shot Tausan during the conflict, and he has been evading the authorities ever since.

Such intuitionism, while cursorily evading interpretive variability, led instead to insoluble conflicts of authority.

Congressional changes to the truth and justice chapter could allow some of the conflict's worst human rights abusers to evade justice.