Sentence examples for think to avoid from inspiring English sources

Ryan, actually I'm going to call you "Lizza" today, I think, to avoid confusion over the two Ryans.

Duncan, I suspect, could talk Thatcher all day - partly because of the fascination, but mainly, I think, to avoid talking about herself, which she seems to find distinctly uncomfortable.

"If there is some expansion at Heathrow, there will still be a need, I think, to avoid a lot of the stacking that goes on at Heathrow, there will still be a capacity problem at Heathrow, a noise problem at Heathrow, of course," he said.

There is only one other known observation of gorillas splashing about in this way; indeed, until fairly recently gorillas were thought to avoid water.

Many approaches to this problem have thought to avoid this dilemma, but a little analysis of any proposed 'third way' arguably proves this to be false.

The freedom of each event, the absence of divine determination, provides a way for process thought to avoid God being the cause of evil or containing evil as evil.

Our focus was primarily on intention-to-treat data as such analyses are thought to avoid selection bias [ 10].

Women were also thought to avoid PNC because of a distrust of the health care system, sometimes attributed to past involvement with Child and Family Services.

Such measures were also thought to aid in avoiding furthering patients' distrust in domestic health care.

This system, controlled by the Fob1 replication block protein, is thought to help avoid collisions between transcription of rDNA and the bidirectional DNA synthesis that can be potentially initiated in every repeat (Takeuchi et al. 2003).

Every name he could think of, to avoid typing her name.