Sentence examples for well avoid from inspiring English sources

Klaxons could well avoid that fate.

"I couldn't very well avoid it".

Yet the nation's largest subprime installment lender, OneMain Financial, may well avoid the new regulation.

If the "worried well" avoid public places like shopping malls or aircraft, demand will also fall.

Antebellum Presidents couldn't very well avoid attempting to explain the relationship between the American experiment and the peculiar institution.

It's not glamorous, though, and the President may well avoid it if he chooses more soaring and inspiring rhetoric.

"Very well avoided," said a relieved Maconie.

General Motors may do well, avoiding bankruptcy or surviving bankruptcy.

Adam Gopnik, a writer for The New Yorker who knows both cities well, avoids such a term.

Senator Biden did well, avoiding one of his own infamous gaffes, while showing a clear grasp of the big picture and the details.

One sure way to eat well (avoiding E. coli, for example) is to "eat local" to the degree that we can.