Sentence examples for had better avoid from inspiring English sources

Maybe you had better avoid restaurants altogether.

Until then, hung-over Antiguans had better avoid getting ill.

IF YOU are planning to go to business school, you had better avoid MIT's Sloan School of Management: it slumped from ninth to 15th in Business Week's latest rankings.

The reason is that the restricted blocking method has better avoided the effect of the rotation operations.

Next, here's a lesson I learned in a 12-step program and should have learned better: avoid contempt prior to investigation.

Once social utility is put aside, the reality in question is just whatever the patient had better believe in to avoid getting locked up, or to become a little less unhappy.

Many relate to deaths that might have been avoided had better kit been provided, such as body armour, tougher vehicles or equipment to prevent "friendly-fire" accidents.In a landmark decision in June last year, the Supreme Court unanimously held that soldiers operating overseas enjoy the protection of the Human Rights Act.

Some senior European officials conceded Friday that the desire to have banks share in the losses by taking longer-term debt had destabilized markets and would have been better avoided.

And in terms of terrorist planning, 9/11 would have been better avoided with an occupation of Hamburg, where most of the essential plotting for the attack occurred.

In addition to the two advantages described above, elective surgery when the patient's condition has improved can have better results and avoid a possible emergency operation.

Therefore, a focused beam provides longer buffer distance before hitting the blood vessel than a collimated beam and thus has better chance to avoid hemorrhage.