Sentence examples for has avoided using from inspiring English sources

3.57pm: Foster: BB has avoided using the phrase top-slicing, but that is what it is.

But he has avoided using his home nation as a measuring stick for his tennis.

But Mr. Gates has avoided using specific numbers in more recent comments, and says unswervingly that he would be guided by conditions on the ground.

The Bush administration, which has avoided using the word "crisis" in referring to North Korea's revival of its nuclear program, had no immediate comment on Mr. Carter's Asian visit or his message.

Both Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain envision creating the nationwide voucher program that conservative politicians and many minority parents have demanded -- though Mr. Bush, in a grasp for the political center, has avoided using the politically laden term "vouchers," and instead says federal education money should be "portable".

Amazon has avoided using Apple's in-app payments system by kicking users to a browser to complete their transaction, but according to the NYT report (see the bolded section above) it sounds like this will be banned.

Roberts notes that the administration has refrained from calling this a coup and correctly notes that the reason they've avoided using that term is because the vagaries of various laws would preclude us from sending aid to Egypt under those circumstances.

Having trained in classic technique, Ms. Carton had avoided using technology in her work.

Mr. Dennery thought he had avoided using Domino Sugar, which he said is processed by under-age, underpaid workers.

Indeed, the federal judges who have avoided using the sentencing guidelines so far, their number growing daily, have advocated two basic alternatives, neither involving juries.

Brian Boehringer and Ramiro Mendoza have been effective in middle relief but each is coming off arm surgery, and Torre and Stottlemyre have avoided using either on consecutive days.