Sentence examples for more avoidable from inspiring English sources

It is that they seem more avoidable somehow.

The cuts mean, quite brutally, more avoidable pain for more people.

The slogan for World Sight Day 2014 is "No more avoidable blindness".

Studies suggest that such error accounts for three times more avoidable deaths than the supposed weekend effect.

He has a knack of adroitly skirting many of the trickier controversies, only to be blindsided by some of the more avoidable ones.

Wrap found:  One-person households threw away, on average, over 40% more avoidable food and drink waste than the overall amount per person in the UK, worth £290 a year compared to the UK average of £200 per person.

Women from a deprived neighbourhood had significantly more 'possibly avoidable' risk factors.

Lastly, Fig.  2 shows that women residing within a deprived neighbourhood have significantly more 'possibly avoidable' risk factors as compared to women from of a non-deprived neighbourhood.

These steps would do more to reduce avoidable errors than the current proposals.

The trouble is, there just might not be time to learn about what's really in our food and book our own tests before the NHS has to shoulder the burden of millions more people with avoidable chronic disease.

Of all the early problems Bill Clinton faced as president, few stand out to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton as more frustrating and avoidable than his rocky relationship with the military, her advisers say.