Sentence examples for extended to avoid the from inspiring English sources

Because of "arthritis" in its robot arm, it now drives with the arm extended, to avoid the risk that it will become stuck in its retracted position.

Jeremy Hunt admitted that article 50 may have to be extended to avoid the UK crashing out of the EU without a deal on 29 March, earning him a rebuke from Downing Street even though his comments were technically correct.

The meeting came hours after the foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, admitted that article 50 might have to be extended to avoid the UK crashing out of the EU without a deal on 29 March, earning him a rebuke from Downing Street.

This suggests that when small groups are employed and/or field samples used for inoculation, the bioassay period may need to be extended to avoid the risk of false negative results.

Republicans argue that all tax cuts should be extended to avoid hurting the tepid economy.

The airline had said it would suspend operations if no settlement were reached or if talks were not extended to avoid disruptions that the union had threatened.

After paying off their higher-rate loans, they should resume paying off their student loan as if the terms had not been extended, to avoid paying more interest over the life of the student loan.

Therefore, the parameter estimation protocol was extended to avoid needless change of parameters, hereby identifying minimal parameter adaptations that are necessary to describe a phenotype transition.

All other likelihoods commonly used for composition data share at least one of these weaknesses but there is one – the logistic-normal – which can be extended to avoid both.

On the other hand, the interval between repeated FIT screens could be extended to avoid false-positive cases for those with a lower f-Hb, particularly 50 ng Hb/mL or below.

(In this year of Titanic centennials, the metaphor might be extended to avoiding icebergs of public scorn or republicanism).