Sentence examples for we tend to avoid from inspiring English sources

But it's a question we tend to avoid.

Indeed, waste of whatever description is something we tend to avoid thinking about.

Like other unpleasant possibilities, we tend to avoid thinking about them.

We tend to avoid work friendships, but connecting with colleagues can ultimately make us happier and more productive.

— Cynthia, Oslo MR. LLOYD: In general, we tend to avoid politics and religion because they divide people.

But I think the issue here is that our tendency is if we have an uncomfortable relationship with someone, we tend to avoid that person.

Notably, the TMAs were constructed by selecting three representative areas from each tumour, in this process we tended to avoid areas of necrosis, however, in five cases necrosis was present.

On the annual meeting theme, we would tend to avoid giving succour here to cheeky anarchist types who hijack such meetings for their own protests.

With normal anatomic variances among spine patients, we would tend to avoid this technique in "small or atrophic/dystrophic" pedicles, "rotated, asymmetric" pedicles, or certain L5 pedicles that are difficult to visualize.

The paradox of tragedy takes notice not only of the fact that we seem to experience negative emotions in response to tragedy in fiction, but also that, while we tend in general to avoid things that evoke negative emotions in us, we do not tend to avoid fictional tragedies.

We assume that although learners tend to avoid compositions containing violated constraints, they have difficulty avoiding a particular type of constraint.