Sentence examples for obvious to avoid from inspiring English sources

The comparison with Brian O'Driscoll, who also played in 2001, is too obvious to avoid.

Recent fascinating shakeouts concerning copyright and licensing should have taught Web entrepreneurs the obvious: to avoid that which is imprudent, immoral or vulgar.

Firstly, though it is obvious to avoid any elective surgical procedure in patients with sepsis and severe sepsis, it is interesting to see here that even patients with systemic inflammatory response syndrome have a significantly increased risk of postoperative thrombosis.

An obvious way to avoid sugar spikes is to avoid sugar.

The most obvious way to avoid the effects of noise pollution is to not live near a busy road.

But aside from the obvious ones — to avoid a hazard or obstruction — it's "highly contextual," he added.

Exile seemed the obvious way to avoid war, which in a "worst case scenario" could bring "chaos in Iraq," he said.

The obvious way to avoid harsh light is to shoot when the light is low the golden hours just after dawn and before sunset.

There are obvious ways to avoid fees for things like onboard entertainment (bring a book) or airline food (pack your lunch).

The obvious solution to avoid mistakenly deporting citizens would be to provide lawyers conversant with immigration law to represent people in detention and at deportation proceedings, when they lack resources to find their own lawyers.

Some of the advice offered was practical in alerting first-time writers to the more obvious pitfalls to avoid in the use of plot, narrator, language and so forth.