Sentence examples for it's great to avoid from inspiring English sources

And it's great to avoid the dread single supplement -- the fee lone travelers get stuck with when they can't meet the double-occupancy requirement attached to many tours and cruises.

It's great to avoid a massive markdown sale in January, but it also means that consumers might not have bought as much in January because there was nothing left to buy, not because consumers themselves weren't willing to spend.

It would be great to avoid buying something that can't be easily used with neuron / netpyne, so I'd appreciate whatever advice you have to offer.

It's been great to avoid the old them-and-us divisions of the packed lunch kids going off to eat separately from the school lunch children".

Wouldn't it be great if there was a simple way to avoid all this misery?

Civic Democrat election leader Petr Necas said of the result: "It is great news that will allow the Czech Republic to avoid a repeat of the Greek scenario".

It's hard to avoid the sense that greater Pittsburgh, by taking better care of its core, also improved its ability to adapt to changing circumstances.

Owing to its greater sensitivity, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that there must be some overdiagnosis in CT screening.

The losses to the economy, as people shuffle round their finances in order to avoid it, are greater than the revenue it brings in.

But recent hit-and-run attacks on government forces and the greater care it is taking to avoid civilian casualties suggest cannier tactics, with lessons learnt from the experience of al-Qaeda branches in Iraq and Afghanistan.

It is the house in which the Spanish poet and playwright wrote many of his greatest works, and it is hard to avoid thinking of his last days here in 1936, when he dreaded being captured by the nationalists who were terrorising Granada following the outbreak of the Spanish civil war.