Sentence examples for successful to avoid from inspiring English sources

Such an action is usually successful to avoid chatter, but causes increased production time and cost.

The clear advantage of our photocontrollable method is successful to avoid the influence of cytoplasmic copper II) during mitochondria specific detection.

They all wanted it to be successful to avoid being confined to the hospital in periods where intravenous antibiotic treatment is needed.

In a successful effort to avoid commitment to a marriage alliance that he considered dangerous and distasteful, the poet purposely remained drunk for 60 days.

The effort, though not successful enough to avoid a primary, created a bank of about 70,000 likely Hatch votes, said the campaign's manager, Dave Hansen.

One sub-plot of intrigue will be in the performance of Shaun Maloney, whose surge in form after Christmas was inherent in Wigan's successful efforts to avoid relegation.

This is the same Mr. McCain whose Senate career was nearly derailed by his involvement in the savings and loan scandal, when he and other senators forced meetings with regulators in a successful effort to avoid the seizure of Lincoln Savings, a thrift controlled by Charles Keating, who was a major contributor to the senators.

After one day of watching Kevin Pietersen display his sublime ability with a cricket bat and two days of monitoring his successful attempts to avoid being interviewed, it would be nice to concentrate on the other 21 players involved in the game today.

As the band started playing, she decried "the male-bashing and the female-bashing on the radio," reminded everyone that "the Bible says the man is the head of the household," advised financially successful women to avoid causing "dissension" at home and — most important — issued a directive: "Will all the kings rise up, please?" By which she meant: every man in the building.

We also wanted to identify factors that predicted a poor chance of successful lumpectomy, to avoid multiple lumpectomy attempts in a patient who would ultimately require mastectomy.

The emphasis is placed on CSMA with enhanced collision avoidance (CSMA/ECA), a subtle modification to CSMA/CA that uses a deterministic backoff after successful transmissions to avoid collisions.