Sentence examples for open to avoid from inspiring English sources

The definition of attractiveness remains open to avoid having marker placement being influenced by preconceived thoughts.

Tony Abbott has supported calls to keep the Hazelwood power plant open to avoid power shortages.

McIlroy will withdraw from next week's French Open to avoid fatigue and will spend a few days reconnaissance on the Kent links before the crowds show up.

Although the two countries view each other as rivals in security matters, U.S. military officials say it is vital that communication lines remain open to avoid hostile encounters that could mushroom into something worse.

In the first experiment, a sequence of paired comparisons of engineering performance (drag and spread) was undertaken across all trawls individually connected to one of three pair of different size otter boards; in all cases codends were left open to avoid catch size confounding the measurements.

When visitors see the moles on my fence, they often ask: "Are they hung there to scare the other moles?" In fact, I explain, they are hung on the fences because the mole-catcher gets paid per animal (£5 per body is the going rate), and they are displayed out in the open to avoid anyone cheating their way to a higher fee.

While acoustic pressure is correlated with the BBB opening size, real-time control of BBB opening to avoid vascular and neural damage is still a challenge.

In 1963 a canal was opened to avoid the natural hazards at the confluence of the Vistula and the Narew, improving the links between the Vistula and the waterways system to the east.

The diseased buds were sampled before opening to avoid secondary disease transmission to other plants.

The bead-bound cells were mixed thoroughly with a pipette that had a narrow tip opening to avoid foaming.

But even though the routes to and from the gates were always left open - to avoid breaking the law - the pickets still formed an effective barrier.