Sentence examples for figure to avoid from inspiring English sources

Illegal software is used to report cinema takings that are lower than the actual figure, to avoid paying film tax and fees to distributors, Variety reports.

He will be a hard figure to avoid, as viewers of the Super Bowl who heard his song "Fire" on a commercial promoting "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains" have already learned.

The locations of major cities and stations along the Qinghai-Tibet railway are denoted by yellow triangles and are indicated by their name (some names are placed at the left margin of the figure to avoid the overlay of information).

We omit these additional elements from the figure to avoid charging it excessively.

In this ortholog group, there are three mouse gene members, ENSMUSG00000001175 (MGI symbol: Calm1), ENSMUSG00000019370 (Calm3), ENSMUSG00000036438 (Calm3, which referred to Calm3x in the figure to avoid confusion) and two rat gene members, ENSRNOG00000004060 (Calm1), ENSRNOG00000016770 (Calm3).

Confidence intervals for the average of the null models were typically very narrow (not represented in the figure to avoid cluttering – see associated original dataset), probably owing to the fact that the null model is restrictive on the type of networks which are generated.

The safest policy, of course, would be for senior media figures to avoid boardrooms altogether, unless reporting on corruption and poor corporate governance.

Detroit was going to move slowly, he figured, to avoid undermining its main business, and U.S. startups, including Tesla and Fisker, were planning to sell luxury electric cars for more than eighty thousand dollars each. Czinger had something else in mind.

Walter Gregg, a vice chairman of the bank, said PNC restated its figures to "avoid confusion going forward and in light of our desire to resolve the issue as quickly as possible".

Twenty-nine dollars would be a small price to pay, I figured, to avoid 46 more days of torture with my team of script writers, who were starting to sound as shrill as Buddy and Sally of the old "Dick Van Dyke Show" did while laboring over a particularly painful skit for "The Alan Brady Show".

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