Sentence examples for will prefer to avoid from inspiring English sources

Left to their own devices, Israeli leaders (whether deep down they are pro- or anti-occupation) will prefer to avoid the moment of truth and of confrontation with the settler behemoth.

The images that the operators of the scanning machines see cannot be stored, retained, copied, printed or retrieved, but some members of the public will still prefer to avoid them.

Since bullies are likely to torment him or her outside the home, your child will probably prefer to avoid such situations by spending most of his time indoors.

UK prime minister David Cameron's strategy to weed out economic migrants by taking people directly from UN camps in Syria will not help Christians, who prefer to avoid them.

Though terrorism coverage is clearly an added cost that businesses would prefer to avoid, they will be under increasing pressure to buy it as it becomes widely available.

The new in-store BOGO promotion will be available Nov. 26 through Jan.18, so families who would prefer to avoid the Black Friday crowds this week will still have an opportunity to take advantage of the offer.

Emyr Jones Parry, Britain's man at NATO, says that if the pledges are broken, those "who prefer to avoid a multilateral solution will say, 'I told you so'.

It will need to be on a tightish budget, and I'd prefer to avoid an organised tour.

Many care providers also know that these patients prefer to avoid opiates because they are afraid that they will result in cutting short the life of the patient.

Vegetation cleaning will also expose the water to direct sunlight and overheating that mosquitoes prefer to avoid.

He will undoubtedly make his decision with an eye on the courts, whose involvement in the case the N.F.L. would prefer to avoid.