Sentence examples for facts to avoid from inspiring English sources

Though he fudges enough facts to avoid being put on a Russian enemies' list, and evokes, in the relationship of grandmother and grandson, emotional scars that transcend mere politics, the simple comparison of the intact base and the destroyed town makes for a powerful accusation and a heartfelt elegy.

Advocacy documentaries tend to be a bit short-sighted, reveling in their self-righteousness, but director Stephanie Soechtig has more than enough facts to avoid resting on pure outrage.

Earlier this week, Mark Cuban, billionaire owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks went on ESPN's sports talk show First Take, and lacerated the sports media for their constant use of "generalities" over facts to avoid making concrete arguments.

One can credibly advocate that a short-term trial of ICU therapy is warranted in any acutely brain-injured patients in order to confirm facts to avoid expedited decisions that occur in emergency rooms.

Both groups will be given a summarised version of the "Asthma and Healthy Pregnancy" brochure from the Asthma Foundation of New South Wales, Australia which is a pamphlet on basic asthma facts to avoid unfair disadvantage to participants in the control group and to minimise the risks of poorly controlled asthma.

Instead, it likes facilitation, engagement and flexibility – anything, in fact, to avoid throwing its weight around.

In fact, to avoid any family arguments about hypothermia complications, we now make sure the water is at least 50 degrees before those important first and last dunks!

Ptolemy mentioned that one could use this fact to avoid duplicated calculations if one wanted to work out the positions of all three planets for the same date.

In fact, to avoid withholding too much income from your paycheck for taxes, you and your spouse should think about revising your W-4 form with your employer.

This is to reduce the risk of interference with aircraft instruments though the main reason why the use of mobiles has hitherto been banned on aircraft is, in fact, to avoid disruption of networks on the ground as lots of handsets pass overhead at high speed.

In fact, to avoid the "Dutch Disease", strategic institutional innovation becomes necessary to ensure that the new economic structure produces sustainable growth.