Sentence examples for future to avoid from inspiring English sources

So, how should we do trials of innovative technology in the future, to avoid the dead, and elitist, hand of the peer reviewers?

She urged the government to restrict coal's access to the capacity market in future, to avoid undercutting investment in other "more attractive" forms of flexible capacity.

Both men have terrific charisma, but would be well advised in the future to avoid rhinestones, bolero jackets and the cha-cha.

If the president will endanger America's fiscal future to avoid a tax increase, what will he give to avoid a government shutdown?

But Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers Associationn, has warned players they need to plan for the future to avoid financial difficulties when they stop playing.

If the president will endanger America's fiscal future to avoid a tax increase, what will he give to avoid a government shutdown?" Krugman wrote in the New York Times.

It may not make for lively headlines, but it helps future researchers to avoid blind alleys.

I call it criminal negligence because it's a crime against future generations, to avoid facing the reality.

An executive order by Mr. Obama could seek to clarify that section, perhaps written to apply only to future presidents to avoid the impression of a power grab.

The BBC declined to comment, saying it did not reveal details about future storylines to avoid spoilers for the show's 5 million listeners.

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