Sentence examples for routinely avoiding from inspiring English sources

In 2001, Phillips et al. found that 80% of the surveyed residents of Nantucket reported checking their bodies for ticks after potential tick exposures, 53% used protective clothing (such as wearing long pants and long-sleeved shirts), 34% reported routinely avoiding tick infested areas, and 11% reported routine use of tick repellents (7 ).

And then I read this and thought, at least we have something here that takes a real look at what's tearing people apart". With Hollywood studios routinely avoiding anything provocative and churning out deadly comedies and by-the-numbers romances, "White Man's Burden" explores a significant theme: black-white relations and the angers and misunderstandings that shroud them.

Others routinely avoided the machines, too, he said.

And studios routinely avoid overt Americana in marketing materials.

Most members live outside Georgia, and many routinely avoid the Masters.

"The merchants scream that they're losing business and people routinely avoid the village.

It would also be a political test for Trump, who has routinely avoided criticising Putin.

Doctors routinely avoid operating on or treating family members and really close friends.

It also created the risk of sentimentality, which Bearden routinely avoided.

American companies routinely avoid taxation by moving their idle cash offshore.

Even when the open era began in 1968, champions routinely avoided the marathon journey to play in the Australian Open.