Sentence examples for to avoid any controversy from inspiring English sources

For now, Pastore prefers to avoid any controversy.

Education secretary Nicky Morgan will continue her near silence on policy to avoid any controversy.

But "1m" (to avoid any controversy over 0m) by itself is exactly one metre, nothing more, nothing less.

The decision has been backed by London 2012 organisers, who were also keen to avoid any controversy.

It is as if the museum had decided this exhibition should turn away from almost everything celebrated in the rest of the memorial, perhaps to avoid any controversy.

The world No. 1, Rory McIlroy, may decline to compete at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro to avoid any controversy over what country to represent.

In order to avoid any controversies about political correctness, no representations of people adorn these pieces of paper.

Another option would be to avoid "any future controversy" by not naming the building after an individual at all, she said.

The ho-hum Giants have managed to avoid any major controversy heading into this season.

He denied suggestions the loan had any influence on the company winning government contracts but said he would step down to avoid any further controversy.

"I guess it would be best if they just let him move on from Russia to avoid any more controversy over him being here".