Sentence examples for was better avoided from inspiring English sources

The whole thing would just be way too freighted and creepy and was better avoided.

Ms Justice O'Malley concluded that Mrs Teehan could not force the HSE to assume a risk, which it considered was better avoided.

And in terms of terrorist planning, 9/11 would have been better avoided with an occupation of Hamburg, where most of the essential plotting for the attack occurred.

Some senior European officials conceded Friday that the desire to have banks share in the losses by taking longer-term debt had destabilized markets and would have been better avoided.

The phrase is better avoided in favor of more specifically descriptive ones.

As such, the Brazilian experience offers many lessons to be learned, both in the sense of what could be done and what is better avoided.

March [7] refers to this as the knowledge equilibrium, and shows that this lock-in to organizational codes that poorly reflects reality can be better avoided when the organization have high learning rate while the members have low learning rates.

So while we encourage learning Spanish, and have argued that it's not a foreign language we must also highlight some phrases that are better avoided when hanging out with Hispanic friends, or ever for that matter.

Note that regardless of which scenario is true, the conclusion remains the same: threatening communication is better avoided.

In contrast, LG5 (top and middle) and LG8 (upper middle) seem to be better avoided, favoring L. sativa genomic segments.

Zelen [ 6, 7] suggested that informed consent can provoke anxiety in certain circumstances that may be better avoided.