Sentence examples for quite avoidable from inspiring English sources
The statutory interpretation so made is all the more unexpected because it raises an otherwise quite avoidable constitutional issue.
Nighttime bombing of cities, Sherry says, was "quite avoidable" -- the Allies could have simply opted not to bomb at night.
Clogging the toilet in public or of your host is quite avoidable.
The cuts mean, quite brutally, more avoidable pain for more people.
He speaks of postwar Iraq as an unmitigated and wholly avoidable catastrophe, and he is quite open about preferring his friend Condi to Vice President Dick Cheney, who he says "is responsible for a lot of mistakes".
Much to the relief of this unhappy club's unpopular board, the anticipated mutiny against their role in West Ham's avoidable spiral into peril never quite materialised, even after Leicester City seized an early lead.
Given that rates of avoidable and informative missing PRO data were quite high in this sample, clear reporting is crucial and should include a transparent discussion of generalisability concerns in light of avoidable and informative missing data.
Church, who says he's spent "embarrassing" amounts of money to prepare ("with quite a lot to show for it," he adds), calls the decision "a totally avoidable slap at innovators".
This was absolutely avoidable.
