Sentence examples for primary to avoid from inspiring English sources

Instead, she shouted, it was "41percentt!" -- one percentage point more than she needs in the Sept. 13 primary to avoid a runoff.

To derive a reliable PSM constraint, instead of using local sensing to estimate the distance to a possible primary receiver to avoid harmful interference, the secondary transmitter estimates the distance to the hidden primary receiver using neighbor node cooperation, and the transmission power is adaptively controlled by considering the safety distance.

But once play got under way only half an hour late it was England's primary goal to avoid the follow-on by scoring 46 more runs.

Though possibly Kerry held back until after New Hampshire's primary precisely to avoid kneecapping Mr Edwards before a vote that might have shown him to be more viable.

If the assets are kept separate, "make sure your spouse is listed as the primary beneficiary," to avoid probate headaches, recommended Robert Stammers, director of investor education at the CFA Institute, a trade group for financial professionals, based in Charlottesville, Va.

After stroke preventive treatments are a primary determinant to avoid a recurrent cardiovascular event.

Hand hygiene (HH) is considered a primary intervention to avoid transmission of bacteria in health care settings and to prevent health care-associated infections.

In this study, we use the ARM after ThD at 300 °C as a normalizer for the concentration of magnetic grains that carries a primary signal to avoid the secondary low-temperature component.

The cogeneration, or the combined production of electric and/or mechanical and thermal energy, is a well-established technology now, which has important environmental benefits and has been noted by the European Community as one of the first elements to save primary energy, to avoid network losses and to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions.

The GOP's goal is to shorten their primary process to avoid a long, drawn-out fight within the party that bloodies their eventual nominee, like the one that left Mitt Romney bruised and financially disadvantaged in 2012.

Oh, sure, the Republicans might overhaul their primary process to avoid this ever happening again (maybe they'll even take a page from the Democrats' playbook and introduce the superdelegate idea?), but this won't be the election to bury the "let's nominate a real conservative" idea.