Sentence examples for practical to avoid from inspiring English sources

Reservations in Writing The AAA's recommendations for holiday travel include getting written confirmations for all travel, hotel and entertainment reservations (one copy in your suitcase and another with a family member); paying in advance, where practical, to avoid long lines or being bumped; and taking along extra medication, if needed, in case of unexpected delays.

In addition, "non-compliance with a fundamental standard leading to death or serious harm of a patient should be capable of being prosecuted as a criminal offence, unless the provider or individual concerned can show that it as not reasonably practical to avoid this," he recommended.

The multiphase inhomogeneous approach used here with simplified physics assumptions gives good agreement for power consumption, and with PIV measurements with flat and deformed free surfaces, making this affordable method practical to avoid the erroneous modelling assumption of a flat free surface often made in such cases.

Using bTEFAP, it is now possible (and will soon be practical) to avoid the biased culture methods currently used to identify the bacteria in clinical samples.

Ødegård and Meuwissen [ 11] pointed out that the method of Visscher et al. [ 5] could be used in very large families, such as for fish species, and for which it is not always practical to avoid rearing full-sibs together.

Consensus recommendations suggest that the omission of b = 0 and calculation using a range of higher and lower b values may be practical to avoid measurement uncertainty that may arise from variations in the flow-sensitive components of the diffusion measurements.

Practical measures to avoid vibration problems include reduction of excitation amplitudes and avoidance of resonance at the lowest natural frequencies.

According to this argument, turning water into a tradable commodity may even be the only practical way to avoid worldwide shortages and environmental disasters.

Well-meaning, perhaps, but officials must offer more practical guidance to avoid creating "a climate of spying," homeland security specialists say.

The only practical way to avoid Netanyahu's "demographic bomb", and to undermine Islamists trying to exploit the situation, is to come to terms with the nature of Israel.

But it is the one morning each week he drives his son to school and walks him inside, he says, and there is no practical way to avoid parking illegally for several minutes.