Sentence examples for needs to shun from inspiring English sources

Just as he needs to shun complacency, Warburton is wary of the way in which injury can derail even the most determined players.

Mr Obama said Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who will visit the White House on 17 March, was "sincere about his willingness to recognise Israel and its right to exist, to recognise Israel's legitimate security needs, to shun violence, to resolve these issues in a diplomatic fashion that meets the concerns of the people of Israel".

The First Letter of Paul to Timothy insists on the need to shun unorthodox teachings and dangerous speculations and reiterates the qualities expected of bishops and deacons.

In addition we show how nonlinear ℓ1 methods for finding sparse models can be competitive in speed with the widely used ℓ2 methods, certainly under noisy conditions, so that there is no need to shun ℓ1 penalizations.

To resolve their contemporary problems, Muslims will need to shun the distorted caricature of faith that is portrayed in the media today.

You don't want to shun him.

Every family needs someone to shun and, happily, I am that person.

But Stephanie Smith's very tragic hamburger-induced affliction provides me with still another excuse (as if I needed one) to shun the carnivorous ways of so many of my fellow beings.

Anyway, here's a mail from Paul G Ince. "Kevin Na needs to be shunned," he begins.

All they need to do is to shun bonds in governments' frequent auctions (Germany, Italy and Portugal all held auctions on May 26th, for example).

If China were to shun the fundamental changes needed now, its competitiveness would suffer and it could fail to reach its growth potential of 6percentto8percentcent a year over the next decade, the chamber warned.