Sentence examples for might be able to avoid a from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the pause announced today gave company executives some hope that they might be able to avoid a courtroom confrontation.

Senior media executives speculated earlier this week, though, that Cablevision might be able to avoid a cash outlay by giving the News Corporation full control of some of Cablevision's regional sports networks in exchange for the stake.

The shares of both companies have rallied this week after they raised money in the credit markets at somewhat improved levels and after some analysts suggested they might be able to avoid a capital injection from the federal government.

NEW YORK TIMES   How Google Can Avoid European Antitrust Charges  |  Settlements with companies like International Business Machines and Apple show a way that Google might be able to avoid a drawn-out fight in Europe like the one that involved Microsoft, The New York Times reports.

Wall Street stayed in positive territory Tuesday, after two separate plans boosted confidence that the U.S. economy might be able to avoid a recession.

Mr Varoufakis might be able to avoid any negative fiscal effect if he can deliver on all the stuff on improved tax collection.

If you can hide downwind, you might be able to avoid any further encounter.

This is how you might be able to avoid any of the physical pain of getting clean.

Since it's a first offense, my son might be able to avoid having a record.

A week ago Donald was still hoping he might be able to avoid surgery and be a candidate for a Ryder Cup wild card.

Pincus might be able to avoid testifying if the D.C. Circuit created a common-law journalistic privilege along the lines suggested by Tatel.