Sentence examples for if avoiding one from inspiring English sources

He said he has implemented steps that have saved the corporation $179 million since he was hired in 2001, but that the corporation cannot run a deficit next year even if avoiding one means further layoffs and cuts in programs and departments.

Asked about the chanting as he walked off the field at Livestrong Sporting Park during the 3-1 Guatemala victory, which sent the United States to the final round of regional qualifying for the 2014 World Cup, Zusi ducked, as if avoiding one of Zeus's lightning bolts.

8 If 7-day AS use is adopted and even if four million VADs avoided one AS replacement at $250 ,then $A1 billion and 2 million nursing hours would be saved each year.

What's more, many companies and investors may feel they are in a recession even if the economy technically avoids one, usually defined as two consecutive quarters in which the economy contracts rather than grows.

If the invitation is for a group activity, you might want to participate, but avoid one-on-one outings.

It would been easy for Orwell to write this sentence in the active voice:Modern English, especially written English, is full of bad habits which spread by imitation and which one can avoid if one is willing to take the necessary trouble.

If Tillerson avoids hosting one this year, that could send a message "that it is not as important to this administration to engage with Muslims," said former U.S. diplomat Farah Pandith, who served in the Bush and Obama administrations and helped plan Ramadan events at the White House and State Department.

If the UK doesn't want to have wasted hundreds of millions of pounds, if we want the benefits of trade and oil and, most critically, if we want to avoid creating one theocratic dictatorship and one failed state in the world's most dangerous region, we have to fulfil our responsibilities beyond this summer's potential independence day.

In academic and public debates regarding the compulsion to attend to duty in the face of danger, one fallacy has been allowed to stand: the notion that exposure to a pandemic can be avoided if one simply does not come to his or her job as a HCW.

I have no new ideas on how best to teach this truth, but it cannot really be avoided if one is to teach evolution as scientists currently understand it.

The problem could have been avoided if one team had scored in the 10th or 11th.