Sentence examples for water to avoid a from inspiring English sources
The states and Congress agreed in 1997 to negotiate sharing water to avoid a long court fight.
Mr Vaughan denied a claim that he had run into the sea and performed a "Baywatch-style" dive, and insisted he had walked carefully into the water to avoid a young family.
The pigs died of a viral infection but upriver farmers, instead of burning or burying the carcasses, opted to toss them in the water to avoid a state probe that could force them to cull the rest of their stock.
We were able to immunize children to avoid a measles outbreak and provide sanitation and safe water to avoid a cholera epidemic".
Before starting the test, patients rinsed their mouths with an antiseptic wash (Chlorhexidine 0.05% 20 mL), followed by tap water, to avoid a rapid hydrogen peak due to the effect of oral bacteria on lactose.
More than 160,000 homes were hit by the floods, with around 400,000 people required to boil their water to avoid an outbreak of disease.
The conversion from saltwater to freshwater physiology requires some time, however, so the fish usually remains in brackish waters to avoid a sudden physiological shock.
Under that law, the Interior Department allows companies that drill in deep water to avoid paying a standard royalty on oil and gas from publicly owned waters — usually 12percentto16percentcent of sales.
Yasuko Ishikawa, one of the four Delta flight attendants who lost their jobs, weighed 90 pounds, rarely ate meat and, on the day she was tested last year, drank about three quarts of water to avoid dehydration during a nine-hour flight from Japan.
Chip D'Angelo, president of WCD Consultants, an asbestos remediation company in Pennington, N.J., said fiberglass insulation batts can be installed directly over the existing vermiculite if its surface is sprayed with a mist of water to avoid creating dust, and if a protective breathing mask is worn.
Keep the connection between the power cord on an electric power washer and an extension cord out of standing water to avoid the chance of an electric shock.
