Sentence examples for manage to avoid an from inspiring English sources

While policy makers will probably manage to avoid an outright catastrophe in the euro zone, he wrote, establishing a "new, more robust euro framework"will take years.

But it's interesting that while many of the houses featured – there are six from the UK – are in a pared-down form, they manage to avoid an alienating severity.

In other words, there is a 28percentt chance that in 2015 the Dolphins will again fail to win more games than they lose and again manage to avoid an ever-elusive playoff win.

But the gains were limited as investors continued to worry whether Washington lawmakers would manage to avoid a government shutdown and a possible federal debt default.

Even if China does manage to avoid a hard landing in the coming months, the fact remains that the country is on an economically unsustainable road.

Nor have I asked if we can somehow manage to avoid a fate that haunts me, the ultimate degradation of ascites: fluids accumulating in the abdominal cavity.

Even if we manage to avoid a repeat of the Great Depression, the world economy will take years to recover from this crisis.

A close shave is where you only just manage to avoid a dangerous situation.

I'm sure I'd manage to avoid a steady stream of problems by actually maintaining my car.

Both Sport and Luxury trims are set up for a relaxed driving style, with multilink suspensions and electromechanical steering, yet they manage to avoid a dull driving experience.

MEPs may manage to avoid a second vote and fast-track the legislation so that it is adopted before the May 2014 European elections.