Sentence examples for hard to avoid making from inspiring English sources

For complex datasets it is hard to avoid making some arbitrary choices when defining a distance function.

It is hard to avoid making money if you have a monopoly over Saudi oil, for example.Unlisted private firms pose a challenge of a different order.

Now he will be judged, not only in Egypt but well beyond, by whose side he takes in the showdown between Hosni Mubarak and the Egyptian people.So far, the administration has been trying hard to avoid making a choice: Mubarak is our ally but we deplore violence and are on the side of "reform", goes the line.

For much of the crisis, the American administration has been trying hard to avoid making a choice: Mubarak is our ally but we deplore violence and are on the side of "reform", goes the line.Hillary Clinton has called for restraint on all sides and for the restoration of communications.

It's hard to avoid making Judi sound like Maria von Trapp – full of sober virtues – but to suggest this would be to conceal the side of her personality that's in some ways the essence of her: her love of betting, of raucous company, her impish sense of humour.

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.

It was hard, in this context, to avoid making comparisons to Sochi, where the Winter Olympics began with similar technical glitches, both in the opening ceremony (remember the asterisk?) and in the reporters' lodgings (tandem toilets).

He had made clear from the very beginning that this was about rowing, but it was also about growing up and learning -- the hard way -- how to avoid making excuses.

Finally, Beijing needs to stop relying on technology to avoid making hard choices about scarce resources.

As a result, Egypt has been able to avoid making hard choices.

Saying "I am not a scientist" has become a way to avoid making hard choices.