Sentence examples for need to avoid the from inspiring English sources

We need to avoid the error that the Tories made in 1997 in choosing William Hague.

We need to avoid the mistakes that were made when social media networks were developed.

We need to avoid the curse of blood at any cost.

Walks can be arranged, but you need to avoid the summer heat, which will frazzle you in no time.

"Everyone is making the decision to pay for permission they don't need to avoid the costs and risks of litigation".

More than anything, the Irish need to avoid the turnovers that have plagued their offense over the 0-2 start.

Equally, you need to avoid the temptation of buying a bunch of 33-year-olds purely because they have been there and done it.

Intelligent investment is indeed good, as long as ACE recognises the need to avoid the "structural tinkering" implemented by Creative Scotland, which has created uproar there.

And that's why we need to avoid the trap On Expenses has fallen into: Martin was not the villain of the scandal, he was the fall guy.

"We need to avoid the notion that because the most material is in Russia, that's where we should direct all of our effort," Potter said.

Traffic along the narrow coast road can be heavy so if you are there for the day you need to avoid the rush from the beach at 5pm.