Sentence examples for steer clear of potential from inspiring English sources

Possibly, it is trying to steer clear of potential conflicts of interest, or the appearance of them.

The most straightforward way to steer clear of potential problems is to forgo a joint tax return and have both spouses use the "married, filing separately" option.

• To the Editor: Michael B. Mukasey, the nominee for attorney general, is doing an elaborate tap dance around the issue of waterboarding and torture to steer clear of potential legal problems for the C.I.A. and members of the Bush administration.

As Taiwan's biggest manufacturer of mobile phones, it is trying to build up its own brand, but continues to sell mobile phones to Motorola, which has nearly half of Taiwan's market.Mr Lee says his company has managed to steer clear of potential conflicts by making its branded models clearly different from those supplied to ODM customers.

Steer clear of potential distractions like the computer, the TV, the phone, the cat, or the fridge.

AT the very least, investors can try to steer clear of making big bets on the potential losers.

Did any of the Beatles ever express an interest in football, in particular whether they favoured Liverpool or Everton," asks Steven Draper, "or did they steer clear of the subject for fear of alienating potential fans?" The answer, James, is ambiguous at best.

Over the next week or two, that means expanding the scare factor with bus posters and billboards that will feature, among other things, a gasping, bug-eyed Ms. Paltrow beneath a legend that warns potential moviegoers to steer clear of one another.

Designers profit on any potential equity but steer clear of deadline pressures.

While there are many reasons to steer clear of blockchain technology, there are equally many potential valuable use cases — such as royalty distribution in the music industry, cross-border payments, management of shared ownership such as timeshares, health records and many more.

The rover has to steer clear of a long bank of sand dunes that represent a potential trap.