Sometimes this might be unavoidable — for instance, fact-checking sites need to repeat the original statement in order to correct it.
Some change may be unavoidable: for instance, if a particular aspect of your show isn't working out, it's better to drop it than allow it to limp along as an unpopular part of the show.
Performance bias was unavoidable in this instance as the operators were directly involved in the interventions so the judgment was lenient yet objective due to the impossibility of blinding.
Although we asked instructors to refrain from explicit instruction on natural selection between testing phases, it may have been unavoidable in some instances.
It is unavoidable for me, for instance, that Caesar crossed the Rubicon, or that most motor vehicles now run on gasoline.
If a circumstance arises where an accident is unavoidable -- say, for instance, a child runs out into the street -- the computers that control the car do not yet have the ethical reasoning to deduce whether they should sacrifice the driver by suddenly swerving away, or run down the child.
It is believed that unavoidable macromolecular damage, for instance caused by oxidation, is a contributor to the aging process.
It should also not prevent some duplication of information where this is unavoidable or desirable, for instance where some Union rights, obligations and rules are repeated or described on national webpages to improve user-friendliness.
We will record instances of unavoidable delay, to see if this makes a difference.
In such a system, unplanned readmissions within a reasonably short period would in most instances be unavoidable.
Users are asked to avoid printing, whenever possible, but options are available for instances where printing is unavoidable.
