Sentence examples for great to avoid from inspiring English sources

It's been great to avoid the old them-and-us divisions of the packed lunch kids going off to eat separately from the school lunch children".

Since even one nuclear explosion over a single city would be a catastrophe, no expense would seem to be too great to avoid such a disaster.

Either the size and weight of the sensors have been too great to avoid encumbering the robot or, if they were small and light enough, they were too complicated to manufacture routinely.

And it's great to avoid the dread single supplement -- the fee lone travelers get stuck with when they can't meet the double-occupancy requirement attached to many tours and cruises.

And, while it is in the interest of both China and the U.S. to keep the peace, there are few sacrifices that China is likely to see as too great to avoid the perception of vulnerability.

For startups and investors, however, the lure and benefits of developing on other's platforms with or without permission may be too great to avoid.

If one is detected, the robot is able to turn its wheels at right angles or greater to avoid collision.

This is a great way to avoid overspending, and you'll feel great putting money back into your account!

PEOPLE go to great lengths to avoid paying tax.

"And Charles Koch and David Koch went to great lengths to avoid this dispute.

Coalition forces take great care to avoid civilian casualties.