Sentence examples for to avoid any possible alienation from inspiring English sources

But polls suggest that the Texas governor is doing well with independents and moderates, and would be wiser to avoid any possible alienation of religious conservatives.

To avoid any possible recriminations, the NEC decided to hold a secret vote.

He said he was resigning to avoid any possible appearance of impropriety.

We in the press must retain the right to publish the facts and, in return, we must do it as fairly as possible to avoid any possible prejudice.

The instructions were in Dutch to avoid any possible confusion.

To avoid any possible confusion, that approach is referred to here as "Wightman's axiomatic" QFT.

During the blotting process, the larvae were handled very gently to avoid any possible damage to the gill tissues and the whole process was done as quickly as possible to avoid any stress to the animal.

Each bottle was rinsed to avoid any possible contamination in the bottling, and every other precautionary measure was taken.

Each bottle was rinsed to avoid any possible contamination in bottling and every other precautionary measure was taken.

To avoid any possible oxidation of samples, they are isolated in the pumped cryostat immediately after preparation and measured.

Longer incubation times were not investigated to avoid any possible cell membrane integrity disruption due to low pH.