To avoid the trouble of modern airline security, firearms and ammunition have been stocked for rental.
(Miami Velvet is B.Y.O.B., to avoid the trouble of securing a liquor license, so Stone had brought along a bottle of the brand p.i.n.k).
The value of the metal was at first measured by weight, but in time governments or sovereigns put a stamp upon it to avoid the trouble of weighing it and to make the value known at sight.
We also apply the concept of the cloud flash drive to multimedia sharing to avoid the trouble of carrying a real flash disk.
To avoid the trouble of studying the dynamical properties for continuous and discrete systems respectively, it is meaningful to study those on time scales, which was initiated by Stefan Hilger in his PhD thesis, in order to unify continuous and discrete analyses.
He instead had the idea that he could take over Avory's chambers himself, allowing him to avoid the trouble of finding a new tenancy.
Emails go unanswered for days, visits promised to friends are passed up to avoid the trouble of dressing the baby and ourselves and grocery shopping is a luxury left to our parents as they bring us bread, eggs and another pack of diapers.
This disillusionment came too late to avoid the trouble he faced at the height of the McCarthy era, which led to the confiscation of his notes on Fanshen, the loss of his passport, his blacklisting from employment and his being called up before the Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security, led by Senator James O. Eastland of Mississippi.
With regards to Stata software, continuity correction was implemented by an addition of 1 to avoid the trouble that the cells containing zero values might bring to the analysis process.
For shoppers, the service means they can avoid the trouble of driving to the store and some of the wait for items ordered online.
