Sentence examples for points to avoid from inspiring English sources

Winning enough points to avoid relegation is a much more difficult task this season.

Reed said that he has set a target of 42 points to avoid relegation.

Two goodness-of-fit criteria are utilized for determining the best number of change points to avoid over-fitting.

Clément looked nervous and adrift in the first set and had to save break points to avoid trailing, 0-5.

Scott Johnson's team would need to win by 20 points to avoid their seventh bottom-two finish in eight years.

Payton laughingly -- though seriously -- says he tries to create fast-break points to avoid running the triangle.

In any event, the swapping of points to avoid a ban proved to be a futile gesture.

8 May 2011: Two Sunday newspapers carry allegations that Huhne asked someone "close to him" to take his speeding points to avoid a driving ban in 2003.

Darren Ferguson said his Peterborough side will need more than 50 points to avoid relegation after a huge boost to their chances via Kane Ferdinand's headed winner.

It outlines some of the challenges, including the difficulty in diagnosing fluid overload reliably with current methods, and stresses the importance of personalised fluid therapy with physiological end-points to avoid the deleterious effects of fluid overload.

Groups of 16 females were allowed to oviposit, and were transferred every 12 h (at 9 00 and at 21 00) to a fresh vial for four days (6 times, 7 time-points) to avoid excessive larval density, then discarded.