Sentence examples for which has avoided from inspiring English sources

In February, USA Today profiled Newcomb Central School in Newcomb, New York, which has avoided closure in part by enrolling eighty students from twenty-eight countries since 2007.

That assessment clashed with a somewhat more upbeat view from the Bush administration, which has avoided the word "recession" to describe the current troubles.

The consensus which has avoided labour strife, and underpinned German prosperity for decades, looks as if it is beginning to unravel.

Japan, which has avoided criticizing the administration over its rejection of the treaty, has been eager for a sign that Mr. Bush is concerned about the issue.

Days after Qatar won the vote, Barcelona, which has avoided advertisements on its jerseys, suddenly had a $200 million contract to promote the nonprofit Qatar Foundation.

But the growth in lending was also slow in Germany, which has avoided much of the pain of the European sovereign debt crisis.

The Conservatives for Britain group, which had avoided formal membership of the Vote Leave campaign, is expected to change tactics within days and embrace it.

These are relics of the first massive galaxies that formed within only one billion years after the Big Bang, some of which have avoided merging with other galaxies throughout cosmic time.

With the jobless rate at a 12-year high 7.2%, tens of thousands of Brits are preparing to follow the masses of Aussies and Kiwis going home to economies which have avoided recession.

The campaign is also evidence of a slow change in the marketing of digital music services, many of which have avoided advertising in favor of online word-of-mouth (and, of course, lots of free music).

Japanese stock indexes are loaded with ailing conglomerates, but Takeda looks instead for specialized businesses, which have avoided bloat and remain global leaders.