Sentence examples for mean to avoid from inspiring English sources

But Smith said the average surfer ingests 200ml of seawater for every surf, even if they mean to avoid it.

It is an aerodynamic low, ja?" I interpret this to mean: To avoid falling to our death, we have to appear to be falling to our death.

Contrary to HMO, PSN is considered a mean to avoid "middleman" costs because Medicaid pays healthcare providers directly while PSN uses various managed care techniques to control utilization and cost of health care [ 6].

The unusual approach is meant to avoid further damage to relations with Egypt.

No one understood at the time that he meant to avoid nation-building at home, too.

The warning is meant to avoid a crisis in Asia while American forces are busy elsewhere.

EU regulations are meant to avoid the destruction of crucial natural peat and grass habitats.

This left them exposed to the very subprime assets they were meant to avoid.

WHAT conditions did the House vote on as a means to avoid the shutdown?

Cancer cells, however, develop a means to avoid death in that situation.

The final straw was politics, the very thing the project was meant to avoid.