Sentence examples similar to steer clear of causing from inspiring English sources

Sensitive stars would be wise to steer clear of Cause Celeb!, a weekly series of readings on Mondays at a downtown performance space called Fez.

This can be tricky, however -- unless you definitely know they'll be pleased to see it, steer clear of any charities or causes with strong political or religious implications.

Its best to steer clear of anything that might cause your eyes to itch or become irritated.

Baron Cohen isn't the only victim of painstaking attempts by Oscar organisers to steer clear of anything that threatens to cause controversy.

If anyone even JOKES about bringing or doing something disturbing then make sure you steer clear of that danger zone because it could cause trouble for yourself and for others.

Hawaii County has warned residents to steer clear of the toxic clouds, which can cause lung damage and eye irritation, and killed two people during an eruption in 2000.

He said the difficulties facing the UK finances were "undeniable" but added: "In tackling them we must steer clear of the savage Tory spending cuts which caused so much harm in Scotland in the 1980s". And for Plaid Cymru, Elfyn Llwyd said Mr Cameron was "preparing the ground for a slash and burn Budget that will impact massively upon our public services".

Their extreme fear of rejection causes them to steer clear of uncertain social situations whenever possible.

"This could cause a chilling effect, where organisations steer clear of voicing views on any matter publicly," it says.

I don't steer clear of genres.

Feel bad for them if you want, but steer clear of these little fuckers, 'cause they won't have mercy on you.