Sentence examples for posts to avoid from inspiring English sources

A few years ago we decided to start using initials as bylines on our blog posts, to avoid confusion on our multi-author blogs (such as Democracy in America, which covers American politics).

All state employees, including those in the armed forces, must be allowed to keep their posts, to avoid a repeat of the chaos caused by America's de-Ba'athification in Iraq.

Despite being pegged inside their own half, in front of their own posts – "Not sensible play this by Wigan, normally a side would take the ball away from the posts to avoid any goal kicks," said French – Wigan, inspired again by Kenny, broke away to score a try worthy of the jubilee Wembley final.

So Digg's admins killed the posts to avoid a lawsuit.

Many simply ask for it to be posted to avoid the cost.

The president of the Senate, Renan Calheiros, left, resigned the post to avoid being expelled from Congress by his fellow senators.

MIT PhD student Aditya Khosla, one of the paper's authors, advises comparing the scores of several images before posting to avoid embarrassing social media flops.

Like so many others, I mill around in the concourse and then run to the track as soon as it is posted to avoid having to stand up for my entire trip to Summit.

After Amazon CEO and billionaire Jeff Bezos criticized Trump in May, Trump immediately accused Bezos of owning the Washington Post to avoid taxes and seemingly hinted at a crackdown to come if he were to become president.

The Jersey Care Inquiry said it sent evidence by normal post to avoid attention being drawn to it.

The guidelines for online discussion (e.g., read before post to avoid redundancy) and tips on writing as conversing (e.g., how to elicit others' responses) were shared with the students.