Sentence examples for to avoidance from inspiring English sources

Significant impairment of functioning due to avoidance of social situations.

Thus the bases for justifying moral standards pass from avoidance of punishment to avoidance of adult disapproval and rejection to avoidance of internal guilt and self-recrimination.

For another, they are less prone to avoidance and cheaper to collect.

The past few months have, alas, borne out my commitment to avoidance.

For someone with a bully's reputation, Ms. Quinn can seem oddly prone to avoidance.

Despite nominal efforts to curb this kind of minimisation, there remains a booming market in financial advice tailored to avoidance.

Fear of alienation of lands and ultimate loss of ethnic identity has led to avoidance of innovations in many cases.

We brought in more than £1bn from the first year of applying accelerated payments to avoidance cases and have closed many loopholes and secured tough new enforcement powers".

My own view is that once you start introducing artificial transactions with no commercial purpose then you're in danger of crossing the line from planning to avoidance.

Or it leads to avoidance: For example, lesbians are less likely than heterosexual women to get mammograms, although they are somewhat more likely to develop breast cancer.

Successful actions are rewarded with lust; unsuccessful behaviour leads to avoidance.