Sentence examples for may avoid some from inspiring English sources
Having just gone through one financial crisis, the carmakers may avoid some of the mistakes they made last time.
The shares are certainly priced to sell, which may avoid some of the pitfalls of other high-profile IPOs that have launched and flopped.
As I also mentioned, you may avoid some problems if you also detach any large peripherals, such as printers, scanners and projectors.
In this context., Hume points out that while theism may avoid some of the absurdities and barbarisms of polytheism, it is by no means free of these problems.
The direct linkage of policy measures to societal criteria may avoid some of those undesired developments but may have side effects of their own, such as trade distortions or shifting the environmental burden to other activities.
Parthenogenesis, the process by which an egg can develop into an embryo in the absence of sperm, may be a potential source of embryonic stem cells that may avoid some of the political and ethical concerns surrounding embryonic stem cells.
The walker may avoid traveling through some areas in the environment, even if there are no explicit physical obstacles due to non-physical parameters (e.g., gender, age, personality, lifestyle, culture or social norms) imposed that constrain him from locomotion.
Some may avoid foods recommended by major health organizations for their rich content of antioxidants, such as melons and green leafy vegetables, because of their cooling properties.
Some may avoid general anaesthesia and use incisions that penetrate the epidermis only [ 2] while others involve anaesthesia, and create surgical wounds leading to pain and scarring [ 3].
Stable lincRNAs may avoid degradation for undertaking some functions through various mechanisms, such as the stable secondary structure and interactions with RNA-binding proteins.
Where present, the purple line may provide a useful adjunct for clinicians assessing progress in labour, alongside other measures, and may avoid the need for some VEs especially when considering women who decline or find the examination intrusive.
