Sentence examples for tools to avoid from inspiring English sources

"Fortunately, technology gives us the tools to avoid these risks.

"On eBay, you've got to use a combination of common sense and new tools to avoid things".

He said that the 1996 deregulation law, though far from perfect, provided Mr. Davis with plenty of tools to avoid an energy crisis.

National Grid said last month it had the right tools to avoid blackouts this winter, which has been predicted to be unusually cold.

We need to equip our children with tools to avoid the mistakes of the past while constructing a better, and more sustainable, world for themselves and future generations.

But with only 23 seats of the 120-member Parliament, it did not equip Mr. Barak with the "parliamentary tools" to avoid engaging in horse-trading negotiations to win the support of small parties for his initiatives, she said.

But at the county board, Ms. Preckwinkle has not ruled them out as a tool to avoid layoffs.

I had fallen into the trap of assuming that practice was a tool to avoid disasters, as opposed to a way to maximize positive outcomes.

E-bike makers say that some of the stigma surrounding the bikes — critics see them as a tool to avoid actual exercise — has faded.

Linked to these, a controversial new Infrastructure Planning Commission has been created to fast-track major projects – a vital tool to avoid unnecessary and bureaucratic delay says the Government; a potential threat to local democracy according to critics.

Dr. Welner's 205-page report quoted a hospital employee who described how Mr. Mitchell had talked about his refusal to cooperate in court — often singing at the top of his lungs — as a tool to avoid prosecution.