Sentence examples for felt to avoid from inspiring English sources

It is desirable, as is always felt, to avoid the use of complex function theory to evaluate real integrals because the details can be more involved analytically speaking than what is actually necessary for being able to use the final results in practical problems.

In 1969 the hammer tips were changed to neoprene rubber instead of felt, to avoid the excessive need for regular maintenance, while in 1975 harp supports were changed from wood to aluminum.

Staff were thought to look young and inexperienced, and were felt to avoid older patients.

It's important to find out before you tell them how you feel to avoid getting hurt.

You don't need to keep detailed notes of every nutrient you take in, but it is important to pay attention to what you eat and how it makes you feel to avoid falling back into depression.

Not wanting to be seen as "scabs" by the Major League Baseball Players Association, minor league players who felt they would play in MLB after the resolution of the strike felt pressure to avoid playing with replacement players, while career minor-leaguers were happy to get a taste of the major leagues.

I felt sick to my stomach every time I thought about someone doubting me at the most vulnerable point in my life, and it felt easier to avoid the possibility altogether.

For months, it felt easier to avoid watching Donald Trump on television.

With Strasburg, the Nationals felt compelled to avoid the same fate, and for good reason.

He said they should not be taking it and, just as they felt unable to avoid his sexual abuse, they obeyed.

One man failed to report simply because he could not trust the Army to stop his hair from thinning, and another felt obliged to avoid the draft because of a mythical wife and two children he invented to escape the income tax.