Sentence examples for find it hard to avoid from inspiring English sources

When problems arise, regulators may find it hard to avoid using taxpayer money.

Tycoons, who find it hard to avoid being sucked into power struggles, sometimes face particular difficulties.

Many British people who read narratives of that period find it hard to avoid complacency.

You'll find it hard to avoid, and hard not to enjoy, meeting some Serbs; many speak very good English, and are friendly and keen to talk to foreigners.

In exchange for a satisfactory economic system, the N.H.L. would find it hard to avoid agreeing to major improvements in these areas.

Not surprisingly, this has won her a following, and her devotees will find it hard to avoid "Emma's Secret," her latest.

Out of office, he might find it harder to avoid eventual trial before an international war crimes tribunal for his treatment of Kosovo's Albanians.

But it may find it harder to avoid singling him out if the crowds keep building in Cairo, as separate statements of concern about the protests in Egypt, released by the White House and State Department late Tuesday, suggested.

Beginnings are always difficult: even the most tough-minded writer finds it hard to avoid portentousness.

The Agricultural Society, a union of reformist landowners headed by the popular Hrabia (count) Andrzej Zamoyski, debated changes in the agrarian sector but found it hard to avoid politics.

Anyone who tried to miss the marketing blitz by not watching NBC — and lately, that means about 98percentt of the country — has found it hard to avoid.