Sentence examples for which means avoiding from inspiring English sources
WAG THE LONG TAIL Groupon caters to the masses, which means avoiding the obscure corners of any particular product niche.
"Which means avoiding over-reliance on Westminster voices, making efforts to find new voices even if they are contentious, and challenging their own assumptions on the accepted consensus".
But the movement's leaders are from a generation that focuses foremost on survival, which means avoiding confrontation with the state, political analysts said.
For Obama, the question is whether he can successfully keep the focus on his new ideas, which means avoiding the old routine of Democratic defensiveness on foreign policy.
"We must focus while moving toward the NPT RevCon on realistic deliverables in all areas," he said, which means avoiding pretexts for the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) to balk.
"Like all working moms, we do our best," Ms. Gillibrand said, which means avoiding cocktail parties between 5 and 7 p.m. (bath time) or early morning meetings (school drop-off).
Again, we avoided the oil made from it, which meant avoiding fried foods in most restaurants, where it's the hot grease of choice.
The networks wanted everyone to watch, which meant they needed to promise excitement, and they wanted no one to be offended, which meant avoiding most of the things that people find exciting, from politics to sex.
The reason for running such an old version was that we have been focused on stability over the last few months in light of the release of the new theguardian.com website, which meant avoiding potentially disruptive operations such as upgrades.
The issue of sexism in vegan circles is "extremely polarizing," said Bob Torres, an author of "Vegan Freak," a guide to living a vegan lifestyle, which generally means avoiding the use of animals for food, clothing or other purposes.
One of the most commonly known treatment protocols is cognitive rest, which often means avoiding mental stimulation like video games, television or situations with bright lights or loud noises for an extended period after the injury.
