And, in years past, investors with money in taxable accounts may have also found it easier to avoid automatic reinvestment because every time that money is reinvested, it generates a new "tax lot," or a new group of shares that need to be tracked for tax purposes, and which can affect your cost basis.
(Caregiver, 11e) Children who were made to repeat the same academic grade found it easier to avoid questions in a new peer group, whereas those who joined their old classmates in the next grade faced more intense questioning and speculation.
One suspects the industry will find it easy to avoid a referral to the Competition Commission – it will embrace the criticisms and pledge to do better.
Managers in federal agencies found guilty of discrimination will no longer find it easy to avoid responsibility for their actions, and their agencies will have to pay for the consequences of their conduct.
At the same time, depending on the French president's willingness to keep riding his own rhetoric — which includes promises of civilizational change and the "moralization of capitalism" in a 2012 re-election pitch meant to show French voters that Mr. Sarkozy counts in the world — Mr. Obama won't find it easy to avoid a response.
But people who buy soy products find it easy to avoid them.
For his part, Mr Hollande does not want to reopen the splits in his Socialist Party over the failed referendum to approve the EU's constitutional treaty in 2005.So the patriarch and matriarch find it easier to avoid talking of the future at all, preferring to muddle along.
So as demand for LNG grows and the big oil firms go looking for new sources, they may find it easier to avoid those countries that are unstable and unwelcoming to foreign investment, and seek instead places like Qatar, which has reduced bureaucratic barriers and given the multinationals a warm welcome.
"Those who are self-starters will potentially find it easier to avoid the temptation of binge watching Netflix instead of working on their own business".
Most of us find it easier to avoid sugar when we're full and satisfied.
