Sentence examples for to avoid upset from inspiring English sources

It's best to avoid some food -- like fatty meats -- to avoid upset tummies.

Almost every other vegetable is safe to eat as an occasional treat, but introduce new vegetables in tiny quantities to avoid upset stomachs.

And she went out of her way to avoid upsetting the etiquette of the time.

78 per cent of women will politely choke-down offensive food to avoid upsetting their host.

A friend of Mr. Scarborough's, who asked for anonymity to avoid upsetting a personal relationship, said the eight donations of $500 each were not memorable.

"A picture of Lloyd and Obama together probably isn't helpful," one of these people said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid upsetting his role in the campaign.

"He is the cleanest politician in Iraq," said a Western diplomat who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid upsetting the Iraqi government.

"There's always a temptation to eat, but I don't give in," he said, partly to avoid upsetting his parents.

"Not only must members of the academy yield to the hierarchical corporate governing structure, but must also now take special care to avoid upsetting the political hierarchy".

The trouble is that in the process of protecting ideas and copyright its hard to avoid upsetting some people as the legal process is quite a blunt instrument.

But I would be surprised if too many readers notice the details because they are subtle enough - despite the new main headline typeface - to avoid upsetting the audience.