Sentence examples for have helped to avoid from inspiring English sources
Le Parisien said acidly: "Taking a bit of distance in handling this affair would have helped to avoid a diplomatic incident and prevented French rugby from looking ridiculous".
It seems incredible that anyone could argue that stricter fire codes along with regular inspections would not have helped to avoid this tragedy.
Having the films in the operating room would have helped to avoid the error, she said, but she also blamed the doctor for not determining, through examination, that there was no malignant tumor in the kidney he removed.
One reason for this may be that, as we pointed out in 2013, it is widely believed amongst scholars, policy makers and the public that a better understanding of economic history would have helped to avoid the worst of the recent crisis.However, renewed vigour can be most clearly seen in the debates economists are now having with each other.
We also observe that the templates could also have helped to avoid the errors that we identified during our analysis.
The widespread use of dopamine in past decades may have helped to avoid hypernatremia, since dopamine is a natriuretic agent.
Mr McKinnell, who has led the integration effort, believes that a willingness to embrace Warner-Lambert's practices where they proved superior to Pfizer's has helped to avoid a clash between the two firms.
That strategy has helped to avoid the deployment of large numbers of U.S. forces, but it has also met with repeated challenges.
O'Reilly always regretted his dismissal, as he believed that if he had helped to avoid the follow on, he would have taken "six wickets without removing his waistcoat" and that Australia could have then chased the target in better conditions on the fourth day.
Furthermore, the consideration of the physicochemical properties of the chemical compounds during the early stages of drug discovery process 9,1,10 has helped to avoid failure in Phases II/III of clinical development.
Rwanda has one of Africa's most comprehensive routine vaccination programmes, and Government campaigns have helped to eradicate polio and avoid significant outbreaks of measles.
