Sentence examples for so as not to add from inspiring English sources

So as not to add to the death and destruction that has already taken place, we intend, unilaterally and absolutely, to hold our fire for the next 48 hours.

Dastis had already raised the matter with his UK counterpart, Boris Johnson, asking him to speed up the identification process so as not to "add to the pain and anguish of the families".

As a business we always believed in buying sustainably-caught fish, so as not to add of the decimation of certain fish stocks, and we have always tried to put lots of vegetarian choices on the menu so that people had wonderful non-meat alternatives.

The mayor of St . Louisasked that this footage not be released for months so as not to add fuel to the post Michael Brown flames.

And since 80percentt of Muslims do not practice FGM, isn't it important to clarify that the brutal mutilation of a woman's genitals is not a mainstream Muslim custom, so as not to add to the general environment of ignorance and bigotry?

Most people suggest adding these to the document as they happen so as not to forget about important accomplishments.

So we decided not to add anonymity as an option".

As yet we don't know which countries have been invited, because this year the government is refusing to release the list until DSEI opens its doors on 10 September – supposedly so as not to offend delegations added late to the list.

"Their relationship with us has been complex, bordering on one of animosity," said a high-level State Department official, speaking on condition of anonymity so as not to give offense, adding that Qatar's support for Hamas had been a "very vexatious problem".

A smart strategy is needed to create a framework for preterm birth and stillbirth within these two existing frameworks so as not to compete, but rather, add to the conversation.

"When Rabbit said, 'Honey or condensed milk with your bread?' [Pooh] was so excited that he said, 'Both,' and then, so as not to seem greedy, he added, 'But don't bother about the bread, please.'" Daisy, caught in the middle of a war, says this: "I made jam sandwiches for breakfast, and they tasted hopeful".