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

The challenge is to reduce the large hernia (which may require extensive mediastinal dissection) and provide enough intraabdominal esophageal length so as not to put tension on the fundoplication.

"I was scared to say Mada, so as not to put us on their radar," she explained.

Because of this performance, I know where to draw the line so as not to put myself at such risk".

Last week, my children attended a "fall festival" (it involves costumes and candy, but is apparently named so as not to put off those who object to Halloween).

Your newest friend will tell you what you want to hear, eager to please so as not to put the friendship at risk.

When BeatBullying closed, the trustees were strongly advised by lawyers to say nothing to the media, so as not to put anyone off taking over the charity.

Osborne, as expected, insisted that he would press on with spending cuts or, as he put it, act now so as not to "pay later".

Next morning she woke before he did, and was about to slide quietly out of bed so as not to have to "put on the performance," which was how she was now thinking of it, but he sat straight up in bed and she adjusted her face so that she was staring at him over the edge of the duvet.

I read professionally for work, so to devote my time (and then desire) to delve into this 850+ page wonder-read – on a colleague's recommendation, no less – and then to so thoroughly enjoy the writing so as not to want to put it down, is statement enough.

A person close to the Moya campaign, who spoke on the condition of anonymity so as not to antagonize Mr. Moya or Mr. Crowley, put it this way: "Francisco took a pass whenever he needed to take a pass.

He looks, at 77, like a Woody Allen action doll, so tiny and iconic you have to sit on your hands so as not to pick him up and put him on the mantelpiece.