Sentence examples for to avoid promising from inspiring English sources

There will inevitably be sabotage attempts by governments keen, for some reason, to avoid promising to make the world better.

But given the history of gene therapy, some, like Dr. Mark Kay, a gene therapy researcher at Stanford, were careful to avoid promising too much.

Instead, Pepsi is relying more on image than actual substance, careful to avoid promising any specific effects from the drink that might prompt greater scrutiny from regulators and parents.

Kauffman is careful to avoid promising too much from these insights.

Mr Miliband's comments follow former Prime Minister Tony Blair's warning to avoid promising ever more public spending.

The one positive thing about the settlement: Facebook managed to avoid  promising to make specific changes to how it powers ad targeting with user biographic, interest, and activity data.

In particular, he wrote, leaders must avoid "promising not to do things (i.e., not to use ground forces, not to bomb below 20,000 feet, not to risk U.S. lives, not to permit collateral damage, not to bomb during Ramadan, etc).." Such pledges simplify planning for a foe, he wrote, just as artificial deadlines for American withdrawal allow an enemy to "simply wait us out".

In this instance, we are trying to learn from experienced childhood obesity researchers to identify commonly experienced barriers and facilitators to achieving recruitment to develop data-informed conclusions about pitfalls to avoid and promising strategies to pursue regarding study participant recruitment activities.

When shopping, avoid promising sweets or icecream; this is akin to blackmailing and results in making shopping a chore, not a learning experience.

He suggested an alternative approach: avoid promising privacy, and recruit volunteers who understand the risks and want to make their personal data available to the public.

Winchell's quick-fire radio and TV shows, where he delivered news and gossip, accompanied by clattering telexes, gave him enormous power, and he perfected the use of slang to avoid legal disputes, promising his listeners each week the lowdown on celebrity and politics, "the very very low low down down".