Sentence examples for seeking to avoid any from inspiring English sources

Seeking to avoid any further damage, Umenyiora dabbled with a soccer-style cup.

At the same time, it is seeking to avoid any appearance of a fire sale.

In seeking to avoid any appearance of impropriety, the trust sets parameters for the defense fund.

Seeking to avoid any appearance of coordination, Mr. Toomey is keeping his distance from the governor, a hiatus in a long relationship that offers a glimpse of how Mr. Perry has operated as governor and, perhaps, how he would manage the presidency.

Seeking to avoid any impression that he is stoking conflict at a low point in the party's history, Blair made the striking admission that Miliband was right to champion the cause of inequality and accepted that during his two-and-a-half terms as prime minister he paid the issue insufficient attention.

Jeremy Taylor, the chief executive of pressure groups Patient Voices, says the strategy is really a vision document: "The language is almost laughably seeking to avoid any impression of top down dictate; because this is the way this government does its business, but also because the previous government got badly bitten by the National Programme for IT".

I was merely seeking to avoid an unnecessary media circus.

Second, they seek to avoid any reminder of the traumatic event.

Mr. Fourtou, in the conference call, defended his asset-disposal strategy, emphasizing that he sought "to avoid any fire sale".

"For 37 years," he wrote, Hoover had "sought to avoid any assignment that would involve the F.B.I. directly" with fighting organized crime.

Hollande was traumatised by France's rejection of an EU constitution in 2005 and would seek to avoid any such repetition.