Sentence examples for wrong to avoid from inspiring English sources

Americans and others would be wrong to avoid the feed-in tariff based solely on Spain's experience, Abengoa's Seage said.

"And it would be wrong to avoid speaking the truth about someone's record and past policy positions, even if doing so inevitably subjects me to personal criticism from Democrats and the media".

Labour Leader Ed Miliband has said Google is "wrong" to avoid paying taxes on UK revenues, citing its founders' 2004 promise to forgo short-term gains in order to do good things.

However, you must keep your hands on the steering wheel and be ready to take control at any time in case something goes wrong to avoid accidents.

The company argued that by providing users with more opt-outs of ad targeting, it was addressing a top concern of ad block users, executing on its mission to connect people to businesses as well as each other, and that it's wrong to avoid compensating websites for their ad-supported services.

If you've got any concerns about your Christmas party, seek advice before something goes wrong to avoid any new year HR headaches.

Be diplomatic: when you think the other person is wrong, strive to avoid saying "you're wrong because of X" but instead to use questions, such as "what do you think X implies about your argument?" In this technique, two parties who hold different positions on an argument each writes the the fundamental reason for their position (the crux of their position).

"The government needs to correct these wrong prices to avoid a surge of exportation.

The police blamed the driver of the Citroën, but eyewitnesses said that the executive's car had been driving in the wrong lane, to avoid traffic.

But a truck driver, Matthew Smith, said he saw Hall "wandering" on the road, forcing Smith to drive on the wrong side to avoid him.

On the eve of the exam to get into an élite military school, the brothers gave him the answers — taking care to include a few wrong ones, to avoid arousing suspicion.