Sentence examples for terms to avoid from inspiring English sources

Terms to avoid, with acceptable alternatives in brackets, include victim of, suffering from, afflicted by…'".

Two of Mr. Davies's co-defendants are pleading guilty, agreeing to five-year minimum terms, to avoid stiffer sentences.

The new, publicly available advisories may be expressed in more general terms to avoid drawing attention to areas of specific legal concern about cases, Grieve said.

Many customers seeking to refinance ask for odd loan terms to avoid increasing the length of their repayment schedule, he noted.

Harrah's Entertainment, a Las Vegas-based casino, is trying to persuade creditors to renegotiate its payment terms to avoid a default.

Maybe Mr. Obama will feel the valuable bite of those early, missed opportunities in the weeks to come, as he has to negotiate terms to avoid the looming "fiscal cliff" and the demands of Tea Party representatives.

But he eventually stuck with the latter term to avoid confusion.

Please submit as soon as possible prior to the beginning of the term to avoid processing/payroll/grant certification issues.

Rotherham could do with being equally stingy under their new manager this term to avoid yet another relegation battle.

BRTs generally ignore non-informative predictors but, given our large dataset and many predictor variables, it was useful to eliminate an unimportant term to avoid overfitting.

Both eventually abandoned the approach, concluding that it did not work, and Mr. Mulvaney eschews the hub-and-spoke term to avoid associations with those failed experiments.