Sentence examples for means of avoidance from inspiring English sources

It's a means of avoidance, and it's nice to feel needed.

In turn, in many cases, the tolerance of abusive behaviour through means of avoidance or trivialisation of the act can contribute towards the victim maintaining a 'barely healthy' relationship (Dunham and Senn 2000) and towards the establishment of the perception that nobody is being abused.

While self-relevant information usually attracts attention from the reader [ 38, 39], a large body of experimental research suggests that people who are most at risk, have the least attention for the risk information, report the least motivation to change, and subsequently react defensively to the message by means of avoidance and denial [ 21, 22, 25- 27, 29- 31, 40].

If you're using your mental-health day as a means of avoidance rather than recuperation and relaxation, you're likely to make things worse.

This indicates that the greater the tendency for family integration, cooperation, and optimistic definitions, the lower the tendency of the participants to avoid resolving problems by means of distancing, avoidance, or escape.

"Prime minister, you can outlaw the use of shell companies with concealed ownership and other means of tax avoidance," the letter, released on Thursday, says.

And if it is the case that some of the super-rich have been creating dodgy charities as a means of tax avoidance – as Downing Street has claimed – the logical response would be to crack down on dodgy charities.

Through the arrangement, the First Data unit, according to a declaration by an I.R.S. agent, Daniel Reeves, that accompanied the summons request, "clearly markets offshore merchant account services to U.S. merchants as a means of tax avoidance by advertising its services on the Web sites of foreign promoters of abusive offshore tax schemes and products".

Once each sensor is associated with an estimated position, it starts to send data to the sink according to a designed schedule of communications that minimizes energy consumption and time by means of collisions avoidance.

In 1920 the Church of England's Lambeth Conference condemned all "unnatural means of conception avoidance".

The Abir Company entered liquidation in 1898 as a means of tax avoidance and to escape Belgian business regulations.