Sentence examples for steering clear of conflicts from inspiring English sources

In that series, I discussed some of my motivations for developing a consultancy and some of the challenges unique to academics wishing to take this route, such as steering clear of conflicts of interest with your home institution.

In particular, stingless bees appear to avoid resources occupied by dominant species, thereby steering clear of conflict (the dominance motivation hypothesis).

WASHINGTON — The United States and China inaugurated two days of high-level talks on Monday, exchanging promises of great-power cooperation on weighty issues like climate change while steering clear of potential conflicts over exchange rates and human rights.

Berkowitz, the spokesman, said Jay-Z was concentrating on baseball, apparently steering clear of that potential conflict.

Still, Mr. Tabler said the administration's decision to take this step was a welcome sign that its policy of steering clear of any military involvement in the conflict was no longer tenable.

Faced with increasing pressure to help reduce the violence in the Middle East, the Bush administration is trying to find ways to become involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while steering clear of what it views as the failures of the Clinton presidency.

Others try to avoid conflict by acquiescing or steering clear of the matter.

Besides steering clear of geese and their nests, there are other steps humans can take to avoid conflicts with the birds.

Mathambo is steering clear of those anxieties.

This means steering clear of any of that policy stuff.

Therefore, I am steering clear of togger this week.