Sentence examples for hard to avoid any from inspiring English sources
We're working very hard to avoid any sort of disruption".
Mindful of society's antipathy toward gays and lesbians, Ms. Kilian and Ms. Meneghin waited 18 years to have children and then worked hard to avoid any potential backlash.
Australia is one of the world's major coal exporters, but the Abbott government is working hard to avoid any new commitments on climate change.
It is hard to avoid any other conclusion after the bank's number-crunching nerds failed to predict the results of almost two-thirds of the first 36 games of this tournament.
More in a minute... 11.23am BST "Russia is working hard to avoid any scenario involving the use of force with regard to Syria," Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov has said.
Struggling hard to avoid any mention of cricket, I wanted to let her know that English libel law is firmly on the government's agenda and that there is the promise of radical reform.
INTIMATIONS of mortality, hard to avoid at any funeral, were inescapable at King Hussein's.
As the country manager for Deronde's business in China, Jianguo like many Asian executives probably worked hard to avoid revealing any trace of weakness or incompetence to his subordinates.
For example, it resides in the RAM – the short-term memory of the computer – and tries very hard to avoid making any changes to the hard drive.
