Sentence examples for to avoid the image of from inspiring English sources

The team's stadium will be located on the outskirts of Las Vegas to avoid the image of being tied directly to gambling.

According to AP, Dr Hill told a Coke executive in an email they want to "help your company avoid the image of being a problem in people's lives and back to being a company that brings important and fun things to them".

In an effort to avoid the sentimental image of the "Aunt Jane" tradition and approach Austen's fiction from a fresh perspective, in 1917 British intellectual and travel writer Reginald Farrer published a lengthy essay in the Quarterly Review which Austen scholar A. Walton Litz calls the best single introduction to her fiction.

But on the advice of his agents, he is careful not to call himself a writer, thereby avoiding the image of a recluse in his pajamas pecking at a typewriter in the basement.

Data from an applied b-value over 8000 s/mm were excluded from this study to avoid the effect of image distortion and also because of concern about their low signal-to-noise ratio.

Each session consisted of 10 trials and the heifer had to avoid choosing the image of the individual to be recognized to make a correct choice and to receive a reward (Figure 2).

In particular, to avoid the undersampling of the images used in the 2S tests, we have cropped all the images to fit a 600×600 box, producing respectively images of 600×512 or 512×600.

However, it should be highlighted that TEM cross section images are 2D projections of the sample and therefore, the volume information is lost; this should be taken into account to avoid the misinterpretation of the images.

While the government opened a handful of polling centers to the news media on Thursday, they tried to bar correspondents and photographers from the site of the attacks, seemingly to avoid having the image of the day be bloodshed.

The authorities are clearly anxious to avoid tarnishing the image of Beijing's Olympics preparations.Maxinzhuang's villagers are clearly aware of the high value of their land.

But Mr. Teeter says that in an election dominated by middle-of-the-road voters, the one thing a candidate has to avoid is the image of extremism -- "on anything".