Sentence examples for readily avoid from inspiring English sources

That carries irreducible food safety hazards which we can readily avoid.

And, unlike a dangerous interception artist or even a potent sack specialist, a fumble-forcing star is not someone an offense can readily avoid.

We love discussing victories and talk about the winners, but so readily avoid those who struggle.

The risks associated with the debt ceiling debate were cast as one economic challenge our nation's policymakers could readily avoid through timely action.

Unlike clathrin-dependent endocytosis, the caveolae-dependent endocytic vesicles do not fuse with lysosomes (Shin & Abraham, 2001); thus, microbes can readily avoid intracellular degradation.

Because microbial species such as unicellular yeasts can rapidly adapt to environmental changes, or to diverse environmental niches, asexual species may readily avoid direct competition with the original sexual lineage.

Diverse teams agree less readily, avoiding "groupthink" and examining more aspects of a problem.

However, the conditions required for this phenomenon to take place are fairly extreme and can be readily avoided in practice.

As long as the need to partition molecular forms in any kind of DNA- or RNA-based association study of A. gambiae is recognised, many false positives can be readily avoided by the use of simple PCR-based diagnostics a priori.

The human consequences are likely to be massive: death and harm caused directly by health workers; and failure to prevent deaths that are readily avoided by appropriate interventions.

Furthermore, the results may be biased by the presence of normal cells (for example, lymphocytes) within regions of invasive tumour that are more readily avoided when microdissecting pure DCIS because of the contained nature of the lesion.