Sentence examples for might avoid this from inspiring English sources

Most people my age might avoid this party like the plague, but I enjoy a good cocktail and being in the spotlight.

— There is a litany of reasons one might avoid this city: double-digit unemployment, high crime rates, struggling public schools and, at the top, enduring suspicions of chronic mismanagement.

One might avoid this consequence by requiring only invariance under permutations that preserve the relevant structure on these domains (accessibility relations, temporal ordering).

Proponents might avoid this dilemma by assuming that individuals behind the veil of ignorance will make decisions based purely on self-interest, unconstrained by moral limits or considerations.

One might argue that a same-sex couple (who is not entitled to marry) might avoid this problem simply by making sure to make out their wills to include one another.

Fulbright was hopeful that the United States might avoid this trap by "finding the wisdom to match her power," but he was not confident because, as he wrote,  "the wisdom required is greater wisdom than any great nation has ever shown before".

This might avoid the direct discrimination charge.

In theory, this might avoid the supply crunches that can stress the system to the breaking point, leading to blackouts.

This might avoid the pitfalls leading to errors in forecasting mortality and morbidity risk.

This might avoid the local minima problem, but would definitely increase the time of processing.

This might avoid the feelings of inequality, disempowerment, uncertainty about identity and of being under-supported that some of our Peer Worker interviewees reported.