Sentence examples for skill of avoiding from inspiring English sources

Unless you really, truly have mastered the skill of avoiding the relentless onslaught of election coverage that is all around us, you're well aware that Mitt Romney is having a phenomenally terrible week, and that it comes on the heels of the awfully terrible week he had last week.

Johnnie Cochran will need more than courtroom skill to avoid the political land mines that await him in his new role as chairman of the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone.

It will take diplomatic skill to avoid controversy.

Objectives: In the treatment of cerebral aneurysms, especially in those unruptured, we should have skills to avoid the development of intraoperative complications.

And Mr. Silberling's skill at avoiding some of the traps he himself has set is perhaps most evident in the film's soundtrack.

This finding (which may be partially due to under-reporting in the database) is in line with those of previous studies [ 47, 48] and supports the need for diagnostic otoscopic skills to avoid the risk of underestimating true AOM.

Considered by many to have the best fund management in Japan, the bank used those skills to avoid the worst effects of the country's financial crisis in the 1990s.

The desire to have a share in this business has led the private client divisions of many international banks to develop sophisticated skills to avoid scrutiny from regulators.

The New York Times critic wrote, "Peck plays with considerable skill, also avoiding in his acting the romantic tosh of the writing".

I recognized her skill at avoiding the question through my own experience of interviewing her.

Conversely, confiding in an adult may be an important protective factor, increasing both adaptive coping skills and the belief in the ability to employ alternative coping skills to avoid death by suicide, and possibly reducing the severity of NSSI.