Sentence examples for through avoiding from inspiring English sources

You just have to box your way through, avoiding the punches and delivering a few of your own.

Before Margaret Thatcher's era, the Tories had a penchant for muddling through, avoiding confrontations and sharp edges; they were conservators, not wreckers.

With me, it's different.' A little illogically, Hingis still holds the world number one ranking - she has done for 204 weeks - partly through playing more tournaments than her rivals, partly through avoiding injury and partly through mopping up lesser titles.

3. Creative cash creation: In Tameside, East Manchester to encourage participation in the local waste recycling project, any funds generated through avoiding landfill has been made available for participatory budgeting.

The UN road map to a deal to replace the Kyoto protocols foresees payments from wealthy climate-polluting nations to developing countries to compensate for potential income lost through avoiding deforestation.

He may have been a little fortunate to win in Canada this year after Hamilton ran into the back of Raikkonen in the pit lane, but it is through avoiding such banana skins that the Pole has achieved such a formidable position.

The earlier we intervene, the better for the child, and the more money the state saves through avoided or mitigated school-age special education costs.

Based on his analysis of Brazil, which accounts for 40% of the world's deforestation, he says there is no way the world can cut 18% or so of emissions through avoided deforestation.

The 34% reduction represents an annual rate of return of 20% on 20 million NZ$ of investment on soil conservation works through avoided damage to property and infrastructure and avoided clean-up costs.

Therefore, an eligible country would have only generated avoided emission credits through avoided conversion of forest to cropland.

In addition to the C benefit obtained through bioenergy production, the forest treatment may also reduce C emissions through avoided pyrogenic emissions in a subsequent wildfire.