Sentence examples for not easy to avoid from inspiring English sources

It was not easy to avoid them for long.

"It is not easy to avoid this," he added.

Jaime Laredo's intonation occasionally became uncertain and Sharon Robinson's sonorous, passionate cello stepped toward sentimentality, again, something not easy to avoid in this music.

It's not easy to avoid the temptation to check technology, even for people like me who have a natural tendency toward being focused.

It's not easy to avoid ugly judgmental comments or quick stereotypes.

It is not easy to avoid evolution.

His commanding shadow isn't easy to avoid, and it should be interesting to see how Ms. Johnson's voice is shaping up.

TOM ZELLER Shock and Lament: It isn't easy to avoid every syrupy cliché or mawkish metaphor when tackling a topic like Sept. 11 in song.

Thank you to all of the commenters who got involved, and particular thanks for the lack of spoilers – given the timelag between UK and US transmission it wasn't easy to avoid them, but I think we just about managed it.

For the Republic of Ireland this is not the end but it will not be easy to avoid an early exit.

In particular given the complexity of the genome sequence and organization, it may not be easy to avoid off-target effects in most if not all cases, particularly in the highly open and dynamic chromatin of embryos that is not well characterized.