Sentence examples for to avoid the heavy from inspiring English sources

Many more detour through local streets, hoping to avoid the heavy traffic and frequent backups.

All the Sunni and Shia families had to leave to avoid the heavy bombardment by the brutal military forces.

In some ways this has served them well, allowing them to avoid the heavy hands of Chinese security services.

Married women are still having abortions, some voluntarily, others reluctantly, to avoid the heavy fines levied for having a second child.

Then new smells arose — from the cobblestones as we stepped back to avoid the heavy drays, from the beer-barrels on the wagons, from the open doors of restaurants, from fruit stands where bananas dominated, and, finally, from the vegetable markets which, for some reason, we passed on our way from the docks.

"I know you're mad at me, but if you're thinking like that, I think you'll see you're mad at you, too," he offers, presumably before exiting the room to avoid the heavy items being thrown by someone who's had enough of this passive-aggressive bullshit to last a lifetime.

But how can they possibly know when they never try?" Beyond Worcester, the boyhood home of the writer J M Coetzee, we left the verdure of vineyards behind and squirmed through a series of passes, the train squealing in protest and side-stepping furiously to avoid the heaviest punches thrown by the Drakenstein and Slanghoek mountains.

To avoid the heavy-load numerical computations, the current paper presents a model that can be easily implemented.

Though Manning manged to avoid the heaviest charge set against him, the book was tossed and squarely hit him.

The addition of the "James River Line" allowed the C&O to avoid the heavier grades of the old Virginia Central's line to the north and became the principal artery of eastbound coal transportation down to the present day, with the earlier Virginia Central line used for westbound empty hoppers.

The significant positive correlation of MMW with axis 3 and the negative correlation between axis 1 and aromaticity (Table 4) suggest that the potential highly expressed genes in N. equitans have a tendency to avoid the heavier residues including the aromatic ones (Table 5).