Sentence examples for impossible to avoid having a from inspiring English sources

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.

They also note that they anticipate circumstances where it will not be possible to achieve an equivalent translation of the fishing concession when changing management regimes and that in these situations it will be impossible to avoid having some impact on the economic positions of the individual operators.

By now, one prospect — a notion no one wants to ponder but is impossible to avoid — has begun to emerge in Iowa, as well as in Indiana, Minnesota and Illinois: the possibility that this summer might prove to be something like 1993, when the torment of flooding resulted in widespread personal misery and loss, as well as economic cost of $20 billion.

The Yes badges and posters that were impossible to avoid in 2014 have started to reappear, while social media has experienced a deluge of everyone reminding themselves exactly what they were doing a year ago.

What's interesting is that most reviewers make the direct comparison to Windows 8. Whilst it's a standard weapon in the reviewers arsenal (and near impossible to avoid if you've been doing this for a long time) - to compare the new kit with the old - I do wonder if finally moving away from Windows 8.1 plays a part in the overall high scores.

Because of the time-horizon chosen, it would have been impossible to avoid the use of a model, although different assumptions could have been made.

League President Jose Luis Astiazaran said: "We've achieved a lot lately but it will be impossible to avoid a strike".

It's nearly impossible to avoid getting a ticket.

"It is nearly impossible to avoid a reaction," Ms. Muñoz-Furlong said.

Even when it's almost impossible to avoid, filmmakers find a way.

Sinn Féin: Northern Ireland European election candidates are already impossible to avoid in an increasingly personal campaign.