Sentence examples for frenzy to avoid from inspiring English sources

Virtually unanimous bipartisan agreement on this reality drove the frenzy to avoid going over the infamous "fiscal cliff," the spending cuts and tax hikes piled up by Washington to scare itself into action.

Thanks to technology, there are ways to avoid the frenzy of tossing photos, negatives, and videos into plastic containers and attempting to lug them out with you when disaster strikes.

More buyers are showing up at F.D.I.C. auctions, and to avoid a bidding frenzy, some are doing deals with little or no government help.

This time they're seeking to avoid a similar frenzy.

THR's studio source says Disney kept mum about the film to avoid a media frenzy, which could give "Escape" the attention it seeks.

Until recently, some of the best-selling videogames of all time starting with Electronic Arts' "Madden NFL" franchise had managed to avoid the launch-party frenzy.

In an attempt to avoid the unprecedented media frenzy surrounding their relationship, Jolie and Pitt traveled to Namibia for the birth of their first biological child.

Like Williams, he had traveled to another country to avoid the news media feeding frenzy.

But there is little doubt that ABC is deliberately trying to avoid the kind of media frenzy that surrounded the arrival of Katie Couric in the anchor chair at CBS.

The Nevada Department of Corrections, seeking to avoid the kind of media frenzy that often accompanies Simpson, has declined to say exactly when and where he would be released.

However, with Christie hiding from the press to avoid a TV camera feeding frenzy, Jindal operated as de facto chairman, speaking first and dominating much of the 35-minute affair.