Sentence examples for probably to avoid a from inspiring English sources

But instead it withdrew, at best to take a short term hit probably to avoid a long term economic loss.

Flip side: Farage took a powder probably to avoid a PR disaster.

Bronnlinde became Woglinde, probably to avoid confusion with Brünnhilde.

However, if you think paying off your loan early is probable, you will probably want to avoid a loan with an origination fee.

For example, if you have a heavy fringe, it's probably best to avoid a heavy frame or you'll risk your entire face being swallowed up.

Brussels would probably seek to avoid a row on this issue ahead of the withdrawal agreement and political declaration finally being ratified by the Commons.

While most Republicans probably want to avoid a big fight before the election, not all of them are expected to support the spending bill, which is expected to come before the House and Senate after a five-week recess that begins Friday.

I went down a pretty dark road in the 1990s and while I don't regret it, if I had my time again, I'd probably try to avoid a few particular scenarios.

Formerly known as How to Catch a Monster (the title was probably changed to avoid a clash with a toddlers' bedtime book), Lost River is billed as a dark fantasy drama, which features former Doctor Who Matt Smith and Irish actor Saoirse Ronan, as well as Gosling's Drive accomplice Christina Hendricks, and two co-stars from The Place Beyond the Pines, Ben Mendelsohn and Eva Mendes.

Rooney, who has not started a game for United since the 1-1 drat Arsenalnal on 28 April, will probably try to avoid a potentially unpleasant encounter with supporters when Seville arrive for Ferdinand's testimonial and in Sunday's Community Shield match against Wigan Athletic at Wembley.

If your company is large, you'll probably want to avoid a partnership with a small nonprofit that can only accommodate a few volunteers at a time.