Sentence examples for views to avoid from inspiring English sources
He voiced his concern directly to Mr. Romney, two people close to him said, urging him to moderate his oratory and views to avoid a collapse of support among Hispanic voters in the general election.
Teachers want to teach alternative views to avoid such mindlessness, but cannot for lack of time.
Some have accused him of trying to conceal his views to avoid alienating nonbelieving (and, particularly, gay) fans.
As for standard-setting, Mr. Froman said the E.U. should give industry and other groups, including nongovernmental organizations, equal access to points of view to avoid protectionism.
Some critics on Twitter and the Internet quickly saw cynicism on the part of a president hoping in their view to avoid accountability.
"There has to be some informed and experienced group that takes a longer view, to avoid the issue becoming a political football".
"Tempers Seem to Be Growing Shorter in Many Jury Rooms" (news article, Aug. 3) did not mention a more serious problem: the juror who sees the case differently from the others but who quietly surrenders that view to avoid contentiousness.
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The orbits were not in the field of view to avoid unnecessary irradiation to the lens.
Notice that results similar to Theorems 3.5 –3.9 and Corollaries 3.4 3.11 can also be outlined in respect of Theorem 3.13, but we omit the details with a view to avoid any repetition.
2016, dayside 0.90-μm images were obtained regularly showing good contrast, but all nightside 0.90-, 0.97- and 1.01-μm images present signal contamination from the dayside, and their acquisition requires specific planning pushing the dayside out of the field of view to avoid electric charge overflowed from the bright dayside part of the image into the nightside.
