Sentence examples for particularly to avoid from inspiring English sources

Robert and Nelson bond quickly, though, promising to watch out for each other like brothers, and particularly to avoid the attentions of white, racist bully Ivan, who seethes that "his" country has been unfairly lost.

"More [conservation] is needed, particularly to avoid extinctions in Hawaii and other islands," Eaton agrees.

The improved PSO that profits from chaos queues and self-adaptive concepts was used to improve the quality of the solution, particularly to avoid being trapped in local optima.

To validate the quality of our data and particularly to avoid the possibility that recent arthroplasty was misclassified as older arthroplasty, one member of our team systematically assessed the chronic diseases reported during the 1999 survey and the 2001 survey by the people identified as having recent arthroplasty.

Alcohol consumption shifts to a more habitual mode, particularly to avoid withdrawal symptoms.

The detailed assessment of the acceptability and feasibility of such interventions is vital [ 10– 13], particularly to avoid the flaws that can lead to 'flat' results [ 4].

The pharmaceutical industry is also particularly eager to avoid having to test new treatments on both continents.

Women are particularly keen to avoid direct contact with a dealer, with 73% asking friends to buy them instead (compared with 57% of male drug users).

She particularly wishes to avoid having to rely for a majority on the opposition Social Democrats and Greens, which would be a blow to her authority.

Most Republican operatives are particularly keen to avoid such a potentially bruising, introspective and drawn out contest which exposes significant intra-party division to the national electorate.

On Wednesday, it became clear that there was a potential outcome from the case that retailers would particularly want to avoid.