Sentence examples for in order to avoid trouble from inspiring English sources

The cash the drivers give him in order to avoid trouble soon adds up to the amount Lucky needs.

In order to avoid trouble at the ports, Nu Be Quan often imported watches that had the bodies of designer watches but not the labels — "blanks".

In that fog, he would have been a needle in a haystack, and the Fascists weren't too interested in making a big deal out of it, because it was obvious by then that they had to hide Gragnola's body and go back to their command pretending they hadn't taken anyone that night, in order to avoid trouble with their leaders.

A co-owner of a rental house near the Catskills, speaking anonymously in order to avoid trouble with future renters, said: "We had a couple who did some damage to the house, and when we told them about it they said that it wasn't them.

In the country, al-Jamri used the pseudonym Abdulla Mansoor Mohammed in order to avoid trouble when passing through customs in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq, where it was believed that the prefix "Abdul" should only be used with the name of God.

"It is just rumour… people say that big hospitals don't report their cases in order to avoid trouble.

Therefore, the nomads usually accepted even those less advantageous conditions included in a resettlement or settlement contract, in order to avoid possible trouble with the local government.

On a side note, Clinton needs to knock Obama in New Hampshire in order to avoid serious trouble.

In order to avoid these troubles, the binding strength has to be adjusted corresponding to the size of particles to be processed.

In fact, my friend asked me not to reveal her name, in order to avoid any more trouble from her neighbors.

Most men preferred to stay home and drink alone in order to avoid getting into trouble when drinking outside the home, though they also often interacted with others while drinking.