Sentence examples for has avoided stepping from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carney took over from Mr. Gibbs in mid-February, and so far has avoided stepping into controversy.

He has purposely avoided stepping into debates about educational theory, his advisers say, as a way of keeping potential critics of his ideas from using them to distract from his goal of mayoral control, or even to prevent him from reaching it.

Six Dining Styles and Milieus The chefs involved have wisely avoided stepping on one another's toes.

When it comes to strategic decisions, however, he has avoided taking steps that would tie his successor's hands in the long run.

Mr. Minchenko noted that even as anti-American sentiment surged in the Duma this fall, Mr. Putin has avoided damaging steps like closing the NATO transit point in Ulyanovsk.

In saying he will not go "on and on" as Margaret Thatcher threatened to do before the palace coup of 1990 (that didn't do her much good, Blair said in his memoirs) Cameron has avoided one pitfall and stepped into another.

Almost everyone who lives, works, or ventures into Old Town Chinatown has stories of routinely having to avoid stepping in coils of human shit.

Almost everyone who lives, works or ventures into Old Town Chinatown has stories of routinely having to avoid stepping in coils of human shit.

Presumably the Blackfish has avoided the massacre by dint of stepping out for a quick piss.

Both sides want Mr. Blair to be clearer about his intentions -- a step he has avoided, with polls showing that two-thirds of Britons oppose adopting the euro.

From the moment he steps onstage, with his hunched walk and lumbering step, Mr. Langella has avoided the obvious route of Rich Limpersonationmpersofationeof one of the most impersonated figures in history.