Sentence examples for has usually avoided from inspiring English sources
Wittenberg said the New York City Marathon, which is scheduled for Nov. 4, has usually avoided extreme weather problems.
He has usually avoided instruments with fixed pitch, like the piano, and instead has sought bassists and guitarists who, through special tunings or sheer empathy, can harmoniously balance his timbre and intonation.
You don't need to send me the script.' " When he finally did read it, Mr. Rudolph recalled during a recent visit to New York, he discovered a tightly structured, tightly written screenplay of a sort he has usually avoided in favor of his own more conceptual, nonlinear projects.
So, a week into the new NFL without a Salary Cap, a team that has usually avoided big spending - the Bears -- is throwing the money around and a team know for its Steinbrenner-esque spending - the Redskins - is keeping its spending down.
Over six months in office, Mr. Christie has tried (unsuccessfully) to bypass the Legislature and impose new campaign finance restrictions on unions, and campaigned (successfully) against many local school budgets, something governors have usually avoided.
It too appeared to mark a shift, China having usually avoided punishing countries for behaviour within their borders (sanctions imposed on North Korea for its testing of nuclear devices being a notable recent exception).
On the other hand, since the resonance frequency for the WBV is in the range of 5 10 Hz [ 19], the frequencies lower than 20 Hz has been usually avoided.
In practice, these problems have usually been avoided by taking into account only those gains and losses that have been realized in the form of cash or its equivalent.
Potentially dangerous tests (high intensity x-rays) have usually been avoided.
Patient who have arthritis usually avoid moving the part of the joint that is involved; a physical therapist can help you regain the function of the joint without causing damage to it.
