Sentence examples for matter to avoid from inspiring English sources
It agreed to settle the matter to avoid litigation.
Bad idea — and it is easy, as a technical matter, to avoid.
At the same time, monitoring and tracking the explosibility of the air sample should be done as a timely matter to avoid any potential explosions.
John R. Bolton, the Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Civil Division of the Justice Department, said in the statement that "it was in the best interest of all parties to resolve this matter" to avoid a court fight.
In my column today, I offer a guide for everyone confused by the story — and urge the Senate and F.B.I., now investigating the matter, to avoid the deference they've shown Trump so far.
In a statement, Jon Diat, a spokesman for A.I.G., the owner of United Guaranty, said the unit "believes these practices complied with the law and were fair to consumers, but settled the matter to avoid the distraction and expense of protracted litigation".
External expertise matters to avoid group think and false glass ceilings, and to make sure precious development time is focused on genuinely effective approaches.
Given these political constraints, EU policy-makers have consistently acted upon a "lowest common denominator" rationale, and have adopted a low-key position on nuclear-related matters to avoid stirring unnecessary controversies among member-states.
In parliament in Canberra on Monday, Bishop and Dutton did not repeat their previous firm denials that payments had occurred, instead invoking the government's policy of not commenting on operational matters to avoid answering direct questions.
And though the second-seeded American performed and served quite well in stretches on the refurbished center court, he did not play well enough when it mattered to avoid another bitter five-set experience in Paris.
The interviews were carried out sequentially and although all staff agreed to keep the subject matter confidential to avoid invalidating the results, it is impossible to be certain that confidentiality was not breached, but no evidence suggests that this occurred.
