Sentence examples for to avoid stirring up from inspiring English sources

We may never know and perhaps it's wise for him to avoid stirring up that hornet's nest again.

MUD leaders immediately condemned the murders and called off a planned demonstration to avoid stirring up animosity.

The networks say they want to avoid stirring up unhappy memories or offending anyone involved in the Writers Guild of America strike.

Elected officials and business leaders have discussed airport expansion for years, but have been reluctant to broach the idea publicly to avoid stirring up opposition too soon, said Kathryn S. Wylde, the president of the Partnership for New York City.

The sediment was so fine that the craft had to proceed with great care, its thruster controls requiring "the finest of touches," to avoid stirring up clouds of blinding mud.

But many textbooks still tiptoe around causes and conduct of the Vietnam War, to avoid stirring up political divisions dating from that era.

Ms. Sánchez is also well known worldwide, having won a number of awards for her efforts to create more room for public discourse in Cuba, so by approving her request to travel, Cuba has avoided stirring up a storm of criticism internationally.

She avoided every appearance of an open rupture, however, and succeeding monarchs also avoided stirring up the issue.

And, significantly, when he appeared last Thursday on the first edition of "Campus," a new literary television program that has replaced Bernard Pivot's celebrated "Bouillon de Culture," Mr. Houellebecq avoided stirring up more controversy.

Only 24 percent said that the country should "move forward and avoid stirring up the past".

Avoid stirring up drama or flame-wars.