Sentence examples for likely to avoid a from inspiring English sources

She would also be more likely to avoid a number of negative outcomes, including jail time, obesity, and drug use.

On Wednesday, enough investors had publicly declared their support that the program seemed likely to avoid a worst-case outcome.

Government whips are now likely to avoid a parliamentary vote before military action starts without a UN mandate.

Interestingly, a number of companies provided a supplemental ratio that was greater than the required ratio, mostly likely to avoid a drastically increased ratio in 2019.

With an additional expected flood of pro-Putin ballots from the military and some prisoners, who already have voted, he seems likely to avoid a second election.

He looks likely to avoid a custodial sentence if he agrees in principle to pay all the embezzled funds back, which is a good result.

LOUIS (Reuters) — The United States appears likely to avoid an economic slowdown but the chances of a recession have risen, William Poole, the president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, said Monday.

Based on these conditions, should the anti-ice be on or off?" or "How is the patient's skin color different from yesterday?" If you ask questions that encourage mindfulness, you bring people into the present and you're more likely to avoid an accident.

Ideals of hospitality within a Christian monastic context and imperial influence especially over Constantinopolitan monasteries may have encouraged Justinian to believe that monasteries were far less likely to avoid an obligation to host an exile convict than private households.

In nominating Mueller, 56, for the 10-year term to succeed Louis J. Freeh, Bush took a course likely to avoid an angry, politically tinged confirmation battle in the Senate.

Indeed, one meta-analysis, published in PLOS Medicine in 2010, examined 148 studies and found that participants were 50percentt more likely to avoid an early death if they had strong social relationships.