Sentence examples for even avoidable from inspiring English sources
This is not in itself objectionable, or even avoidable.
Of course, large-scale development of wind power may have some negative impacts on the environment, such as land use, noise, visual impact, bird migration and electromagnetic radiation, but compared with other conventional energy sources, especially coal-fired electricity generation, wind power's impact in these areas is much lower or even avoidable.
The situation is so far beyond the pale that it makes one wonder if another catastrophe is even avoidable.
But the outcome of his shooting is ultimately the same: an unarmed person is dead under circumstances that appear unnecessary and perhaps even avoidable.
Some consequences of poor quality endoscopy include worse outcomes for cancer and gastrointestinal bleeding, unnecessary repeat procedures, needless damage to patients and even avoidable death [3].
Yet it is also a moment that asks us to think deeply on what being human means: if our post-human future is desirable or even avoidable, and if we are willing to reform and refabricate our sense of selfhood to preserve our species as part of the organic world.
On the derivative approach, this part of that inequality in health is unjust because its cause is unjust, and this verdict holds even if avoidable inequalities in health are not otherwise unjust (e.g., even if no valid principle of equality applies directly to health).
Of course, danger feels even less avoidable now than it did in 1999.
The real question was a human one - ie was it desirable or even OK that (if avoidable) warming which is likely to cause extreme distress to the human population as a whole should be simply allowed to happen.
With HAART widely available in many setting such as our own, all these deaths, and even disease presentations could be avoidable.
14 Injuries to organs and tissues, or even death, would have been avoidable with a better understanding of the sufficient anatomical knowledge and appropriate depth of needle insertion, especially in points of higher needling frequency.
