Sentence examples for vital to avoid from inspiring English sources
It is even more vital to avoid turning potential friends into foes.
In rotorcraft it is vital to avoid resonance close to the blade passing speed and its harmonics.
It's not the glamorous part of any policy portfolio, but it is vital to avoid worst-case national security scenarios.
The application of local mass correction algorithms was shown to be vital to avoid the introduction of mass errors by FCT.
With little sign that country-by-country plans have helped to kick-start lending, the G7 believes immediate action is vital to avoid a major slump.
According to Penny Lasham, a teacher from nearby Hillborough school, who is operation manager for the project, a neutral venue was vital "to avoid any territorial issues".
Tracing the origin of code, analysts say, is vital to avoiding legal challenges that Linux contains pilfered software.
A pre-participation exam by a physician who understands the possible risks is vital to avoiding them.
Bringing the main Albanian and Slav opposition parties into the government, diplomats said, may help speed reforms considered vital to avoiding further conflict.
Giving these people the support they need to budget effectively and the option of receiving temporary fortnightly payments will be vital to avoiding a further increase in food banks".
"We would be in the peculiar position of watching a President Trump unravel arrangements that have been considered vital to avoiding nuclear exchanges in the region in which we live and … it would really challenge us," said Carr.
