Sentence examples for successfully to avoid from inspiring English sources

Yet private insurers try hard, and often successfully, to avoid covering such expenses.

Mostly we do our best, not always successfully, to avoid causing that kind of pain.

Most important, both men aspire (not always successfully) to avoid the hyper-partisanship of the Clinton-Bush era.

Then the hottest summer on record spurred repeated conservation warnings, as grid managers worked — successfully — to avoid more blackouts.

Last year, when it seemed at risk of violating the ceiling, Germany lobbied successfully to avoid the kind of warning from the union that France got today -- only to report later that its deficit had grown to 3.75percentt of its gross domestic product.

The exhibit itself works hard, and quite successfully, to avoid that very pitfall, to celebrate without glorifying, to suggest the richness and complexity behind the image of the American system and its origins, at once icon and cartoon, that most of us received as children and have retained in the recesses of our minds ever since.

But it shows him assertive and inventive, successfully striving to avoid a dead end within a signature style.

The Obama administration over the last five years has successfully managed to avoid a damaging series of sackings and resignations.

Things kicked off this morning with Breakfast vs Daybreak, a programme I have successfully managed to avoid since its very first venture on to screen.

Steven Epstein's book "Impure Science: AIDS, Activism and the Politics of Knowledge" documents how AIDS activists successfully fought to avoid assignment to randomized trials.

"But as we get additional evidence that the European economies are able to withstand the debt crisis and as banks are showing they have stronger capital and Chinese policy makers are successfully able to avoid any sharp downturn, that will be reflected in higher confidence among U.S. businesses and consumers".