Sentence examples for hoping to avoid even from inspiring English sources

N.F.L. teams have almost never brought up workers' compensation — hoping to avoid even more claims, several lawyers said — so long-retired players can file for injuries sustained decades ago.

But now the president faces a decision he had hoped to avoid, even though the administration supports sanctions against Iran and North Korea.

Spain's prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, hopes to avoid even asking for a rescue package.Given the state of Spain's banks, and the weakness of its economy and public finances, that seems implausible.

Several thousand wealthy people have come forward, hoping to avoid large fines or possibly even prison.

Conclusion Selling a rental property can be challenging, and it is even harder if you are hoping to avoid a large tax bill on the proceeds.

PAGE 24 Doubts About Gore in South Vice President Al Gore is hoping to avoid a Southern shutout, but he seems to be struggling even in states where he hoped to do well.

But even after this ruling from the Swedish Supreme Court, Assange is still hoping to avoid facing actual charges via several legal avenues.

However, he is hoping to avoid it.

I'd been hoping to avoid Kentucky.

The Obama administration, hoping to avoid a legally mandated cutoff of United States aid to Egypt, thus further inflaming anti-Americanism there, has used tortuous rhetoric to avoid calling a coup a coup, or even condemning it.

The Dolphins are just hoping to avoid midseason cancellation.