Sentence examples for task of avoiding from inspiring English sources

New Zealand, 77 for one overnight, had advanced to 153 for two at lunch and within 58 of their first task of avoiding an innings defeat.

It presents the government with both the opportunity to deal with inequality and poverty, and the task of avoiding the "resource curse" that has afflicted other developing countries.

Biden flew into Tokyo late on Monday faced with the delicate task of avoiding provoking China while demonstrating support for Japan, its main ally in a region already nervous about Chinese naval aggression and North Korea's nuclear weapons programme.

However, the legislation, which requires that in religious broadcasting the faith of others is not denigrated without the prospect of reply, is not (as you argue) a faulty model for the infinitely tricky task of avoiding incitement to religious hatred.

Hence, the elderly should not allow their attention to be divided between the primary task of avoiding a hazard (like a curb, stair, slippery patch, cord or pet) and a seemingly innocuous secondary task (like looking for a parked car, reading a sign, conversing and, yes, talking on a cell phone).

It was easier to arouse higher anxious feelings in the participants when they were assigned with the task of avoiding knives than when catching coins.

A range of features of phonetic design (including pitch, loudness, duration, and articulatory characteristics) are shown to be deployed in systematic ways in order to handle the dual tasks of avoiding the signaling of transition relevance at the end of the pivot, and marking out the fittedness of the pivot to both what precedes and what follows.

Of note, we agree that keeping ionized calcium concentrations within the extracorporeal circuit in tight limits is the most important task in terms of avoiding filter clotting in RCA-CRRT.

He took to Twitter to pat himself on the back "for being right on radical Islamic terrorism" and to take President Obama and Secretary Clinton to task for avoiding the language of "radical Islamic terrorism".

Children with PDA tend to find all forms of learning difficult so they find ways of avoiding tasks, and become hugely manipulative in the process.

The use of such modest doses in pharmacological neuroimaging studies has the important advantage of avoiding confounds of task-specific effects of drugs with secondary influences due to altered arousal or other systemic or general effects (Honey and Bullmore 2004).