Sentence examples for possible in order to keep from inspiring English sources

Remove the sticker as slowly as possible in order to keep the sticker in tact as you remove it (keeping it in tact will open the possibility of getting more sticker off the item rather than trying to rip pieces).

It is important to get as many people seeking payouts as possible in order to keep firms honest.

The finding opens up the delightful prospect of "snail wars" among gardeners, vying to lob the gastropods the furthest distance possible in order to keep them off.

Legal issues aside, is it ethical to keep this under wraps as much as possible in order to keep the much-needed center afloat?

The Americans told us to bring as many detainees as possible in order to keep them frightened.' "I did not confess about anything, although I was tortured and [they] took off my toenails".

That's because each individual cartel member wants to produce as much oil as possible, in order to keep raking in the cash, while all the other members cut back, helping to keep prices high.

According to standard economic theory, the rational strategy is for the proposer to offer the lowest possible amount (in order to keep as much money for himself as possible) and for the responder to accept even the smallest amount, since the alternative is getting nothing at all.

Finally, it should be mentioned that our implementation of both PSO and hybrid PSO was the simplest possible approach in order to keep computational complexity and algorithm run time as close as possible to steepest gradient approach.

The uncertainity is causing problems and boroughs are taking steps to work with landlords to prevent them from evicting tenants and in some cases boroughs are having to financially cover any predicted loss of income where it is possible to do so in order to keep a family in their home.

When possible, record your interviews in order to keep a "Relationship Legacy" record of your conversations.

When packing, you cram your adversary's supporters into as few districts as possible, sacrificing one or two seats in order to keep control of many more; when cracking, you scatter those same supporters among districts that you will likely win anyway, effectively wasting their votes.