Sentence examples for impossible to avoid a from inspiring English sources
"It is nearly impossible to avoid a reaction," Ms. Muñoz-Furlong said.
Factor in some exceptionally warm ocean water, and it becomes nearly impossible to avoid a strong season.
When the evidence is so compelling and the sums of money so large, universities may find it impossible to avoid a costly and embarrassing litigation.
Many people do not realize the enormous impact the rare-earth elements have on their daily lives, but it is almost impossible to avoid a piece of modern technology that does not contain any.
He said: "It is impossible to avoid a suspicion, even a strong one, that behind the activities disclosed by this investigation was some degree of complicity, together with others – those who sold the live horses to the abattoir, and those who received the horsemeat thereafter – in putting into the human food chain, under the guise of some other meat, what was in fact horsemeat.
("Like President Trump on CNN, the tapered obelisk of metal and glass is impossible to avoid," a San Francisco Chronicle columnist wrote as it was going up). The display wrapping its vacant uppermost floors uses eleven thousand L.E.D. lights that can be programmed into various displays: a kind of changing billboard made not for the world of the streets but for the skyline.
They appeared the perfect fit but, in the end, it was impossible to avoid an increasingly inevitable divorce.
Though it's impossible to avoid all sporting and entertaining events, an exception should be made for marquee NFL games.
The show, about a group of strangers pitted against one another on an island in the South China Sea while television cameras looked on, was almost impossible to avoid, with a TV Guide cover, articles in numerous newspapers and a barrage of on-air promotion.
When traveling by air, it has become effectively impossible to avoid having a television set in one's line of sight either in the terminal or on the plane.
It's nearly impossible to avoid getting a ticket.
