Sentence examples for has been unable to avoid from inspiring English sources

While Thomas has vowed to focus on basketball, he has been unable to avoid the fallout.

"It really does appear that CVS has been unable to avoid a very significant conflict of interest".

FACED with a fast-growing population, Idaho Power has been unable to avoid building new power plants altogether; a new natural gas plant is in the works.

But the bank has been unable to avoid taking big markdowns after nearly 30percentt declines across global equity markets in its fiscal fourth quarter, which ended on Nov. 28.

Still, for all Elizabeth's exemplary self-/discipline, she has been unable to avoid the tabloid spotlight thrown on her family by the marital shenanigans of her sister and three of her four children.

In this case, he has been unable to avoid the claims of the 'magic quartet' - Lionel Messi, Gonzalo Higuain, Sergio Aguero and Angel Di Maria, who between them have scored all but one of Argentina's 23 goals in the campaign.

Clearly, they've been unable to avoid the term.

South would have been unable to avoid losing a diamond trick.

But, at 35 and 30 respectively, they have been unable to avoid the inevitable drag of physical decline.

SINCE the start of what some now call the "Great Recession" in 2007, economists have been unable to avoid comparing it with the Depression of the early 1930s.

And let it be said that even those family-run companies - such as the CN group in Cumbria - that have not sought to maximise profits have been unable to avoid the cataclysmic economic forces of the past couple of months.