Sentence examples for failed to avoid a from inspiring English sources
Even if he failed to avoid a turnover on his first series.
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy was dealt a resounding blow on Monday when Mayor Letizia Moratti, left, of Milan failed to avoid a runoff in her bid for re-election.
As if the hour itself in growing later had exposed some obscure fatality, the discussion moved to the subject of the luminiferous Æther, as to which exchanges of opinion — relying, like Quaternions, largely on faith — often failed to avoid a certain vehemence.
Beirutis are furious that their government failed to avoid a crisis ignited by the long-scheduled closure of a major landfill site last week.
But if they failed to avoid a stick -- a predator, a natural hazard or aggression from others of their species -- Wham, no more chances to pass on their genes.
As expected CRS-exposed animals lost their preference for saccharin, but also failed to avoid a bitter quinine solution.
10.7554/eLife.11750.007 Figure 3. AaegTRPA1 -/- mutants fail to avoid a chemical irritant and high-temperature stimuli.
In the face of rapidly rising demand for energy, it also demonstrates the considerable health benefits and associated cost savings (up to $1.4 billion) that could be gained from improved emission controls and combustion technologies – though notably, these still fail to avoid a rise in air pollution-related deaths and morbidity.
If India fails to avoid an economic paralysis in the coming months, future commitments of development projects and commissioning of new ones may slowdown.
However, if this hypothesis is correct, the frog should be late in jumping and could fail to avoid an approaching danger in backward escapes accompanied by a turn of large amplitude.
As a photograph posted on the official Sky News Twitter feed shows, Friday's front page of The Times of London made much of the fact that Mr. Murdoch and his son James, chairman of the News Corporation, had tried, and failed, to avoid appearing before a parliamentary committee looking into the scandal.
