Sentence examples for prefer to avoid a from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Malloy, the un-Christie, says he would prefer to avoid a fight.

Hot Rod and the Tories Brinkmanship ReprintsMr Michael would clearly prefer to avoid a contest.

Whatever the tensions, many in the industry still prefer to avoid a strike.

There are a few options if you prefer to avoid a bidding war.

Senior Tories might thus prefer to avoid a further public backlash over the loss of any of the BBC's channels.

Warren herself has told allies on Capitol Hill that she would prefer to avoid a prolonged confirmation process.

Most people would prefer to avoid an early death.

It will need to be on a tightish budget, and I'd prefer to avoid an organised tour.

Even with Kerry promising on Monday that any attack would be "unbelievably small", Assad would still prefer to avoid an American attack if he can.

And if some potential passengers preferred to avoid a trip to the airport before Sept. 11, that desire has only crystallized since then, particularly in the Northeast.

In patients with an altered skeletal maxillomandibular relationship and bone resorption, the rehabilitation of edentulous jaws by combining 4 implants, 2 straight medially and 2 tilted distally, may be preferred to avoid a bone augmentation procedure.