Sentence examples for to avoid considerable from inspiring English sources

The sports-car maker Porsche said yesterday that it had decided against listing shares on the New York Stock Exchange to avoid "considerable extra costs" resulting from a new financial oversight law.

This process can continue during the data exchange within the normal operation phase to avoid considerable drifts.

Injecting resins into the reservoir is done carefully to avoid considerable damage to the reservoir and incompatibility with the clays and minerals.

Subsequent comparisons have shown that these strength enhancements, in particular those observed for cold-rolled box sections, should be employed in structural design to avoid considerable underestimation of member resistance.

Thus we have confined our discussion to terrestrial gleaning to avoid considerable confusion.

It means that, this enables us to avoid considerable computational burden for computing B itself, even if m is infinite.

And patients, who pay nothing at all, avoid considerable out-of-pocket costs.

Mrs Myles, her daughter and her two friends have all since been moved to another hotel nearby to avoid the considerable media attention generated by the incident.

To avoid the considerable expense involved in such scale conversions, straight photoreduction of colour-separation plates appears to be a promising procedure.

Louis van Gaal was sitting in a room decorated with memories of some of Manchester United's greatest European nights when he suddenly exclaimed, preparing for a game that he simply dare not lose, that his players would have to be "horny" to avoid another considerable embarrassment.

Some reports suggested that Mr. Jarant might already have been dead for 24 hours and that Mrs. Jarant had been trying to smuggle his body back to Germany, where the couple is from, to avoid the considerable expense and hassle of formal repatriation.