Sentence examples for means avoid the from inspiring English sources
By all means, avoid the brownie bites and cookies — the evening's only disappointment.
"So our training says, if you can avoid the chest, by all means avoid the chest". When Axon acknowledges Tasers' role in killing people, it blames improper use.
Which is a roundabout way of politely saying that you should be all means avoid the Oprah Winfrey version of this DVD and stick with the Attenborough version which is vastly superior.
This means avoiding the knee-jerk reaction of doing a symbolic cleaning out of the company.
That means avoiding the risk of feeding the junta's paranoia.
Avoiding disagreement means avoiding the really tough discussions, which almost inevitably require a higher level of engagement.
Increased safety aside, it also means avoiding the gaudy festive decor and microwaved party snacks of the office-based soiree.
WAG THE LONG TAIL Groupon caters to the masses, which means avoiding the obscure corners of any particular product niche.
It means avoiding the temptation to federalize issues, like gay marriage and the fate of Terri Schiavo, that most Americans would prefer be kept local.
Washington could be much more vocal and forceful in letting its allies know that the path of stability means avoiding the type of repression witnessed in Bahrain.
For Obama, the question is whether he can successfully keep the focus on his new ideas, which means avoiding the old routine of Democratic defensiveness on foreign policy.
