Sentence examples for little to avoid from inspiring English sources

"We moved them little by little to avoid rousing suspicion," Mr. Cissé said.

He described taking out his stethoscope, but "turning away a little to avoid conversation".

As for the chronic budgetary crisis, Davis did little to avoid it, but he is hardly the only culprit.

He faced execution if convicted, a prospect that, records show, his well-respected lawyer did little to avoid.

Each step "forward" has made it easier, just a little, to avoid the emotional work of being present, to convey information rather than humanity.

The Fed began its lender-of-last-resort role in 2007, but did little to avoid or minimize the financial crisis.

Our results indicate that short of virtually eliminating international travel, border control measures add little to avoiding, or delaying, a local epidemic if an influenza pandemic takes off in a source region.

Mr. Damian thinks that $3 is a lot to charge for a small latte, but he is willing to pay, if a little reluctantly, to avoid the unexpected.

The other was that his current mandate left him little room to avoid losses.

Season the fillets and place them skin side down in the pan, giving a little shake to avoid sticking.

Some Silicon Valley companies also may have decided that they have little reason to avoid antagonizing the Trump Administration.