Expressions - Collocations of the word " avoid "
| avoid altogether | 1) In severe cases, social situations are avoided altogether . 2) This does not mean fat should be avoided altogether . more avoid altogether sentences |
| assiduously avoid | 1) It is a term that is assiduously avoided by Buteyko therapists. 2) Breazeal assiduously avoids calling her robots by gendered pronouns. more assiduously avoid sentences |
| barely avoid | 1) They barely avoided relegation in 1954–55. 2) A general war was barely avoided to destroy Lutheranism. more barely avoid sentences |
| carefully avoid | 1) We carefully avoid too little or too much of certain nutrients. 2) The French state carefully avoids any religious recognition. more carefully avoid sentences |
| avoid collision | 1) This will help you avoid potentially painful collisions . 2) The most important reason is to avoid collisions and possible injuries. more avoid collision sentences |
| avoid conflict | 1) They should avoid conflict or costly litigation again. 2) I had very powerful patterns of avoiding conflict . more avoid conflict sentences |
| avoid confrontation | 1) Primary among these is to avoid confrontations . 2) Use caution in communications and avoid confrontations . more avoid confrontation sentences |
| avoid confusion | 1) The alternative term "conscious dreaming" avoids this confusion . 2) Different coloured wires are essential to avoid confusion . more avoid confusion sentences |
| consciously avoid | 1) Despite this many-tiered structure, bureaucracy was consciously avoided. 2) His vocal melodies are diatonic, and consciously avoid blues inflections. more consciously avoid sentences |
| avoid contact | 1) But the entire organization avoided direct contact . 2) People should avoid contact with animal feces. more avoid contact sentences |
| avoid damage | 1) This helps the cleanup crew avoid collateral damage . 2) You motivation this to avoid tissue damages . more avoid damage sentences |
| deliberately avoid | 1) We deliberately avoid using insurance jargon at all. 2) I deliberately avoid using American Indian motifs. more deliberately avoid sentences |
| avoid detection | 1) They drive across the border using underground tunnels to avoid detection . 2) All missions were flown with radio silence to avoid detection . more avoid detection sentences |
| avoid injury | 1) To avoid injury stay off baggage belt. 2) Physical contact between players is extremely limited to avoid injury . more avoid injury sentences |
| intentionally avoid | 1) He intentionally avoided excavation of house sites. 2) avoid intentionally sucking the cheeks or lips between the teeth. more intentionally avoid sentences |
| avoid mistake | 1) A collective doubt helps avoid such mistakes . 2) This will help you avoid potential mistakes . more avoid mistake sentences |
| narrowly avoid | 1) Swindon narrowly avoided a second successive relegation. 2) He narrowly avoided personal bankruptcy when business ventures failed. more narrowly avoid sentences |
| avoid pitfall | 1) A careful plan may avoid several pitfalls . 2) We assist clients in planning to avoid tax pitfalls . more avoid pitfall sentences |
| avoid problem | 1) This should help you avoid future problems . 2) Be better prepared and avoid costly problems ! more avoid problem sentences |
| purposefully avoid | 1) One area of development that Sinclair purposefully avoided was battery technology. 2) Roeg decided not to use traditional tourist locations to purposefully avoid a "travel documentary" look. more purposefully avoid sentences |
| purposely avoid | 1) Lindsey straightened her shoulders, purposely avoiding his gaze. 2) The very things Japan needs to do, it purposely avoids. more purposely avoid sentences |
| avoid relegation | 1) Swindon narrowly avoided a second successive relegation . 2) They barely avoided relegation in 1954–55. more avoid relegation sentences |
| avoid risk | 1) Our proactive approach helps avoid such risks . 2) The normal commercial risk is thus completely avoided. more avoid risk sentences |
| scrupulously avoid | 1) Marcel Proust 'insisted that politics was scrupulously avoided'. 2) Provocative slogans attacking the Communist Party or the socialist system were scrupulously avoided. more scrupulously avoid sentences |
| avoid situation | 1) The better potential partners are smart enough to avoid difficult situations . 2) A shy person may simply opt to avoid social situations instead. more avoid situation sentences |
| studiously avoid | 1) It studiously avoids areas such as computers and biotechnology. 2) Innovation is a risk, and was studiously avoided by managers. more studiously avoid sentences |
| thereby avoid | 1) They thereby avoid paying any stamp duty at all . 2) Eventually, Frances re-curved northward, thereby avoiding any land. more thereby avoid sentences |
| thus avoid | 1) The Russian corps thus avoided complete destruction. 2) Campbell and his unit thus avoided direct action. more thus avoid sentences |
| avoid war | 1) We sacrificed our government to avoid civil war . 2) What must be done to avoid war ? more avoid war sentences |
| wisely avoid | 1) The writing staff wisely avoids a dangerous cliché. 2) Other environmentalist figures have wisely avoided specific predictions. more wisely avoid sentences |
| actively avoid | 1) I actively avoid negative people and places and practices. 2) But except for books, I now actively avoid stuff. more actively avoid sentences |
| altogether avoid | 1) By defragmenting your hard drives on a regular basis, you can altogether avoid the issue. 2) Some work of the former kind altogether avoids social considerations, and passes out of our present context. more altogether avoid sentences |
| an attempt to avoid | 1) Surface is an attempt to avoid that same mistake . 2) All this strikes me as an attempt to avoid reality. more an attempt to avoid sentences |
| an effort to avoid | 1) Make an effort to avoid interrupting. 2) The patient should be fasted in an effort to avoid reflux during anesthesia. more an effort to avoid sentences |
| attempt to avoid | 1) The fast ignition approach attempts to avoid these problems. 2) He makes no attempt to avoid personal references. more attempt to avoid sentences |
| avoid a catastrophe | 1) Charities say that the world must act now to avoid a catastrophe. 2) They need to figure out in time what to do to avoid a catastrophe because this is serious business. more avoid a catastrophe sentences |
| avoid a clash | 1) So he wisely avoided a clash of horns in front of the herd. 2) North Melbourne was forced to change its uniform to avoid a clash when it joined the VFL. more avoid a clash sentences |
| avoid a collapse | 1) On November 23, 2008, Citigroup was forced to seek federal financing to avoid a collapse similar to those suffered by its competitors Bear Stearns and AIG. 2) The program was one of several emergency measures implemented in October 2008 to bolster confidence in the banking system and avoid a collapse of the financial markets, analysts said. more avoid a collapse sentences |
| avoid a collision | 1) The quick thinking of Brinkmann avoided a collision. 2) She maintained course and speed, doing nothing to avoid a collision. more avoid a collision sentences |
| avoid a confrontation | 1) Constance wanted to avoid a confrontation with her. 2) They back down and leave, trying to avoid a confrontation. more avoid a confrontation sentences |
| avoid a crash | 1) McCudden narrowly avoided a crash, pulling up feet above the ground. 2) Just as Prince has avoided a crash, Stephanie offers to pilot. more avoid a crash sentences |
| avoid a mistake | 1) How to avoid a mistake and show the world a tainted Pontiff ? 2) Those without a FB account can help others to avoid a mistake by posting this elsewhere. more avoid a mistake sentences |
| avoid a penalty | 1) Teammates advancing on the beam have to stay within two swings of each other in order to avoid a penalty. 2) In some cases, it is hoped that the infraction can be concealed from the officials, avoiding a penalty. more avoid a penalty sentences |
| avoid a problem | 1) The team also avoided a problem scholars previously encountered . 2) Don't use IM or email to avoid a problem. more avoid a problem sentences |
| avoid a recession | 1) What this is about is avoiding a recession which is going to happen. 2) They probably let Poland avoid a recession : That's all zloty debasement. more avoid a recession sentences |
| avoid a recurrence | 1) In May 1958, he showed his determination to avoid a recurrence. 2) You will have to continue taking these drugs for life to avoid a recurrence of MAC. more avoid a recurrence sentences |
| avoid a repeat | 1) And residents are anxious to avoid a repeat . 2) New York is looking to avoid a repeat. more avoid a repeat sentences |
| avoid a situation | 1) We should avoid a situation where these are cornered by individuals. 2) We must avoid a situation where the regulator becomes subservient to the operators . more avoid a situation sentences |
| avoid accident | 1) Laser users must take appropriate precautions to avoid accidents. 2) The local authority was in the best position to avoid accidents. more avoid accident sentences |
| avoid accountability | 1) They stretched the truth to avoid accountability. 2) And rules become perfect hiding places for people who wish to avoid accountability . more avoid accountability sentences |
| avoid alcohol | 1) avoid alcohol to rid yourself of acid reflux. 2) avoid alcohol intake and smoking since that shall delay nerve recovery. more avoid alcohol sentences |
| avoid ambiguity | 1) The parties may avoid ambiguity by classifying obligations as conditions. 2) To avoid ambiguity this article avoids using the term. more avoid ambiguity sentences |
| avoid an accident | 1) Full credit to those drivers who managed to avoid an accident. 2) Suddenly, he veers to avoid an accident, and the load shifts. more avoid an accident sentences |
| avoid annihilation | 1) Taking heavy losses, the attackers were forced to retreat to avoid annihilation. 2) His divisions were forced to move only at night to avoid annihilation from the circling fighter-bombers. more avoid annihilation sentences |
| avoid arrest | 1) Despite being under surveillance, he was able to avoid arrest. 2) Then the bishop fled to Swedish Norway to avoid arrest. more avoid arrest sentences |
| avoid at all costs | 1) The foods to avoid at all costs. 2) avoid at all costs, unless there is extra credit involved. more avoid at all costs sentences |
| avoid attention | 1) Jackson usually didn't wear patterned clothing in order to avoid attention to the disorder. 2) After birth, calves are abandoned in dense undergrowth as a tactic to avoid attention from predators. more avoid attention sentences |
| avoid bankruptcy | 1) Athens needs the payment to avoid bankruptcy next month. 2) Utah debt collectors is another way to help avoid bankruptcy court. more avoid bankruptcy sentences |
| avoid bias | 1) How can one avoid bias or distortion of human rights information? 2) Both approaches avoid biasing the transistor in the saturation mode. more avoid bias sentences |
| avoid bloodshed | 1) King avoided bloodshed and instead had his people kneel and pray. 2) Before any shots were fired, Liliuokalani surrendered to avoid bloodshed. more avoid bloodshed sentences |
| avoid blow | 1) avoid blowing the nose for 24 hours. 2) avoid blowing your nose in front of people while eating. more avoid blow sentences |
| avoid boredom | 1) Is it to avoid boredom in their workout? 2) He reads voraciously (mostly to avoid boredom). more avoid boredom sentences |
| avoid build up | 1) avoid the roots to avoid build up which can leave Hair greasy. 2) True to his belief in the efficacy of competition, he avoided building up an extensive chain of outlets, and preferred to thrive by vigorous marketing. more avoid build up sentences |
| avoid capture | 1) He avoided capture until early October 1832. 2) News organizations tried to explain why Phillips repeatedly avoided capture. more avoid capture sentences |
| avoid carbohydrate | 1) Massive, unjointed material is best in order to avoid carbohydrate contamination. 2) Eat fat, avoid carbohydrates- simple advice but the medical establishment still supports General Mills, Kellogg, and the Wonder Bread lookalikes. more avoid carbohydrate sentences |
| avoid casualties | 1) The arriving peacekeepers' first priority was to avoid casualties. 2) The SADF had a political imperative to avoid casualties wherever possible. more avoid casualties sentences |
| avoid casualty | 1) The arriving peacekeepers' first priority was to avoid casualties. 2) The SADF had a political imperative to avoid casualties wherever possible. more avoid casualty sentences |
| avoid catastrophe | 1) Coastal afforestation needs to be initiated promptly to avoid catastrophes in coastal region . 2) NASA promised the asteroid would miss Earth by 27,600 km, avoiding catastrophe. more avoid catastrophe sentences |
| avoid censure | 1) Their supervisors would not so easily avoid censure. 2) On the other hand, cost reduction has not been sufficient to avoid censure by the MMC. more avoid censure sentences |
| avoid chaos | 1) This way of avoiding chaos did not suite Sibelius. 2) All .NET Framework classes are organized in namespaces, to be used more clearly and to avoid chaos. more avoid chaos sentences |
| avoid charge | 1) The man dressed as Batman avoided charge, however. 2) Given the circumstances and the fog, he consented to avoid charging me. more avoid charge sentences |
| avoid clash | 1) The youth group also told participants to avoid clashing with police. 2) Pre-booking is essential to avoid clashes with other groups. more avoid clash sentences |
| avoid cliché | 1) We look at ways to avoid cliché and lazy writing. 2) Even when writing for a professional audience, avoid clichés and jargon. more avoid cliché sentences |
| avoid collapse | 1) Cutting costs enough to avoid collapse is a hard way indeed. 2) The merger allowed the companies to avoid collapse following their high franchise bids. more avoid collapse sentences |
| avoid complacency | 1) Its an effective way to avoid complacency. 2) It forces me to remain sharp and avoids complacency. more avoid complacency sentences |
| avoid complication | 1) Follow veterinary instructs precisely to avoid complications . 2) Otherwise why not just walk around the village, avoiding complications? more avoid complication sentences |
| avoid congestion | 1) This will help avoid congestion at the front desk. 2) To avoid congestion and overstimulation in ourselves. more avoid congestion sentences |
| avoid conscription | 1) Presumably maiming oneself to avoid conscription in wartime remains a crime. 2) We'll fix you up with something, avoid conscription, eh? more avoid conscription sentences |
| avoid contact with | 1) People should avoid contact with animal feces. 2) avoid contact with human or animal wastes. more avoid contact with sentences |
| avoid contamination | 1) Corll stated he was burying spoiled candy to avoid contamination by insects. 2) Like qanats, these smaller canals are below ground to avoid contamination. more avoid contamination sentences |
| avoid controversy | 1) He resigned his position to avoid controversy. 2) In the intellectual world, cold war liberals also avoided controversy. more avoid controversy sentences |
| avoid conversation | 1) Scott had avoided conversation with the man. 2) You can also avoid conversations by not making eye contact with strangers. more avoid conversation sentences |
| avoid crash | 1) So there are many reasons to avoid crash dieting. 2) The operating system is designed to avoid crashes due to a simplexed hardware failure. more avoid crash sentences |
| avoid creditor | 1) In December she returned to London whilst Byron's father remained on the move to avoid creditors. 2) Setting up a revocable trust will not allow you to avoid creditors or estate taxes, but it does allow some privacy, as it is not filed with the probate court for public review, unlike a will. more avoid creditor sentences |
| avoid crisis | 1) It's impossible to predict liquidity needs perfectly, but modeling helps avoid crises. 2) How do we avoid crisis management by introducing new models before the old model expires ? more avoid crisis sentences |
| avoid criticism | 1) Strictly avoid criticism or domination of each other. 2) Even when the patrols were active they did not avoid criticism. more avoid criticism sentences |
| avoid crowd | 1) Leaders should avoid crowding out opportunities to respond or discuss policies. 2) The shy vultures avoid crowd and have become almost extinct. more avoid crowd sentences |
| avoid danger | 1) They try even more than usual to avoid danger. 2) Knowing where to stop, you can avoid danger. more avoid danger sentences |
| avoid death | 1) Somehow she avoided death in the riots. 2) People will do what is necessary to avoid death. more avoid death sentences |
| avoid defeat | 1) England were lucky to avoid defeat in the second match. 2) In August 1940, the RAF narrowly avoided defeat. more avoid defeat sentences |
| avoid dehydration | 1) Do they need something extra to avoid dehydration? 2) Initial care includes intravenous normotonic fluids to avoid dehydration. more avoid dehydration sentences |
| avoid delay | 1) Use first class post to avoid delay. 2) To avoid delays please submit your form ASAP! more avoid delay sentences |
| avoid deportation | 1) To avoid deportation they accept this nominal settlement . 2) Heller and her mother managed to avoid deportation. more avoid deportation sentences |
| avoid destruction | 1) These genes involve maintaining the genome and avoiding destruction of the host cell. 2) She narrowly avoided destruction by the Japanese carrier force that devastated Pearl Harbor. more avoid destruction sentences |
| avoid difficulty | 1) This will avoid difficulties in engaging the partners and ensures commitment. 2) The flat panels avoid difficulties in shaping aluminum sheet into smooth compound curves. more avoid difficulty sentences |
| avoid disagreement | 1) The important goal is not to avoid disagreements or differing views but to resolve them constructively. 2) To avoid disagreement, members of the KPJ agreed to solve problems on a conference, that was held in April 1922. more avoid disagreement sentences |
| avoid disappointment | 1) We recommend booking early to avoid disappointment. 2) Limited spaces available so book soon to avoid disappointment. more avoid disappointment sentences |
| avoid disaster | 1) Paige willingly followed his line to avoid disaster. 2) Skilful ideological navigation was necessary to avoid disaster. more avoid disaster sentences |
| avoid discord | 1) He had little interest in naval or colonial entanglements and thus avoided discord with Great Britain. 2) The Mishnah explicitly states that the reason one observes the Minhagim of the place he visits is in order to avoid discord (see also the statement of Abaye on 51b). more avoid discord sentences |
| avoid dispute | 1) Creating a partnership agreement with the contractor helps to avoid disputes. 2) To avoid disputes and delays, the division was done in secret. more avoid dispute sentences |
| avoid disruption | 1) It is meant to avoid disruptions in the delivery of essential public services. 2) The provision of stepping-stones may avoid disruption of the hydrology. more avoid disruption sentences |
| avoid distortion | 1) A neutral tax is a theoretical tax which avoids distortion and inefficiency completely. 2) The logical and scientific community also sharpens responses to assure accuracy and avoiding distortion. more avoid distortion sentences |
| avoid distraction | 1) The agency also encourages residents to avoid distractions while cooking . 2) avoid distractions such as ice cream and pastries. more avoid distraction sentences |
| avoid distress | 1) This helps farmers to avoid distress sales. 2) Four files containing post mortems, medical records and profiles on the victims remained sealed under the 100 year order to avoid distressing the relatives and survivors. more avoid distress sentences |
| avoid draft | 1) avoid drafts around the ear when your kid has a cold. 2) An important change was raising them off the ground, to avoid drafts, dirt, and pests. more avoid draft sentences |
| avoid duplication | 1) The rationale was to "avoid duplication of activities". 2) A method for inspection will avoid duplication or omission. more avoid duplication sentences |
| avoid duty | 1) By producing locally, Majorette benefited by avoiding duties on imported French models. 2) According to the Senator, the" incentive of avoiding duties" would encourage the manufacture of products with higher environmental standards. more avoid duty sentences |
| avoid embarrassment | 1) The companies seek to avoid embarrassment and bad public relations. 2) You may be tempted to remain silent to avoid embarrassment. more avoid embarrassment sentences |
| avoid encounter | 1) Dingoes are normally shy of humans and avoid encounters with them. 2) I never retreated a step to avoid encounter with a single opponent. more avoid encounter sentences |
| avoid entirely | 1) Worldliness is something we must avoid entirely. 2) More importantly, can it be avoided entirely? more avoid entirely sentences |
| avoid error | 1) Economic efficiency depends heavily upon avoiding errors in capital investment. 2) A credit account avoids errors and saves time. more avoid error sentences |
| avoid excess | 1) You can avoid excess by maintaining a dignified appearance. 2) So as believers, we should enjoy food and avoid excess. more avoid excess sentences |
| avoid expense | 1) But all congregations can avoid expense and inconvenience of copyright clearance by recording music in the public domain. 2) To avoid expense, incoming trunks were divided into groups, some of them having tandem ability and some not. more avoid expense sentences |
| avoid exposure | 1) Individuals with cardiovascular disease should exercise special caution to avoid exposure. 2) He learned to detect such situations and avoided exposure. more avoid exposure sentences |
| avoid extradition | 1) Snowden Runs : Where Can Americans avoid Extradition? 2) In September, the extradition request was approved but Vučurević left Serbia and returned to Trebinje, avoiding extradition. more avoid extradition sentences |
| avoid extreme | 1) avoid extreme temperatures and store in a cool dry place. 2) Mary, You should try to avoid extreme statements. more avoid extreme sentences |
| avoid failure | 1) Here are three ways to avoid failure. 2) Best practices for avoiding failure on future projects. more avoid failure sentences |
| avoid fat | 1) avoid fats and fat meat in summer and in all warm days. 20. 2) avoid fat and fried foods. more avoid fat sentences |
| avoid fatigue | 1) Plan to limit your trip to a reasonable time to avoid fatigue. 2) To avoid fatigue, divers avoid donning the helmet until just prior to entering the water. more avoid fatigue sentences |
| avoid fire | 1) avoid fire element and colours red, pink or purple. 2) However, concentrations of gas burn and require precautions to avoid fires. more avoid fire sentences |
| avoid food | 1) avoid food within three hours of bedtime. 2) And avoid foods high in saturated fats and trans fats. more avoid food sentences |
| avoid harm | 1) The main goal is to avoid harm to the patient. 2) How does Israel avoid harming innocent people in conflict? more avoid harm sentences |
| avoid hazard | 1) Service animals are trained to recognize and avoid hazards. 2) Motorcyclists may need to suddenly change speed or adjust lane position to avoid hazards. more avoid hazard sentences |
| avoid humiliation | 1) The Earl himself escaped in a fishing boat to avoid humiliation. 2) I am all about avoiding humiliation. more avoid humiliation sentences |
| avoid incident | 1) Will it provide help in avoiding incidents in the future? 2) Chancellor Mitchell did not shake hands with the graduates or personally sign their diplomas, in an effort to avoid incidents. more avoid incident sentences |
| avoid inconvenience | 1) Pre-payment of foreign Customs charges to avoid inconveniencing recipient. 2) This avoided inconveniencing the middle class clients, who might have created more opposition. more avoid inconvenience sentences |
| avoid infection | 1) So prevention is the best way to avoid infection. 2) The show's doctors quickly treated his foot to avoid infection. more avoid infection sentences |
| avoid influence | 1) They can even decide to leave the room during the vote to avoid influencing other directors when they make their decisions. 2) The trial took six weeks, during which time the jury was sequestered to avoid influence from information available outside the courtroom. more avoid influence sentences |
| avoid interference | 1) These were remotely sited to avoid interference from the radars. 2) This requires that more space be given between adjacent strings to avoid interference. more avoid interference sentences |
| avoid issue | 1) This may also help avoid issues of discrimination. 2) The writers insist upon a global perspective and do not avoid issues of class. more avoid issue sentences |
| avoid jail | 1) Teresa may avoid jail and instead serve probation. 2) How can you help my child avoid jail? more avoid jail sentences |
| avoid jargon | 1) avoid jargon and technical terms when possible. 2) Be clear - avoid jargon or overly technical language. more avoid jargon sentences |
| avoid liability | 1) A clear regulation can help to avoid liability risks. 2) An exemption clause is used to avoid liability when things go wrong. more avoid liability sentences |
| avoid litigation | 1) We actively encourage the settlement of claims to avoid litigation. 2) The course will also discuss contract drafting strategy so as to avoid litigation. more avoid litigation sentences |
| avoid mention | 1) Well I can't unfortunately avoid mentioning Maastricht. 2) We, therefore, tried to avoid mentioning it. more avoid mention sentences |
| avoid mishap | 1) Do everything you can to avoid mishaps by being adequately prepared but ask yourself again - does it really matter? 2) Any orientation restrictions must be specified in advance so that appropriate operating procedures can be defined to avoid mishaps (e.g. spilling of cryogens). more avoid mishap sentences |
| avoid misunderstanding | 1) Useful for avoiding misunderstanding, particularly in partnerships. 2) It is important to avoid misunderstandings in this regard. more avoid misunderstanding sentences |
| avoid need | 1) Indeed many database frameworks like to say how by using them you avoid needing to deal with SQL. 2) To avoid needing to use this ability anywhere near as much you need to have Mp5 to some degree. more avoid need sentences |
| avoid obstacle | 1) He should collect coins and avoid obstacles. 2) We avoid obstacles for we fear failure. more avoid obstacle sentences |
| avoid penalty | 1) File immediately to avoid penalties and fees! 2) Fully two-thirds are investigating ways to prevent infections and avoid penalties. more avoid penalty sentences |
| avoid persecution | 1) It is not their objective to avoid persecution. 2) Many fled in order to avoid persecution from the ensuing National army. more avoid persecution sentences |
| avoid pollution | 1) avoid pollution by working out early or indoors, if necessary. 2) And you avoid pollution of the SVN with wiki data. more avoid pollution sentences |
| avoid prison | 1) Due to his heart condition he again avoided prison. 2) Despite her crimes, Sharon avoids prison. more avoid prison sentences |
| avoid prosecution | 1) He was arrested, but avoided prosecution. 2) He avoided prosecution only because of legal technicalities. more avoid prosecution sentences |
| avoid publicity | 1) Dacre has a reputation for avoiding publicity and rarely giving interviews. 2) During his time in office, Hayden avoided publicity and speech making. more avoid publicity sentences |
| avoid punishment | 1) She can avoid punishment by appropriate actions. 2) Seldom did either break ground to avoid punishment. more avoid punishment sentences |
| avoid question | 1) This lack of action helped avoid questions about the clip. 2) avoid questions This gets the interaction with over more quickly. more avoid question sentences |
| avoid recession | 1) Labor spent billions of dollars on stimulus projects to avoid recession . 2) News that the economy had avoided recession also boosted the government. more avoid recession sentences |
| avoid recognition | 1) Masks are sometimes used to avoid recognition. 2) Tensions were so great that 2nd Corps staff officers removed their insignia in order to avoid recognition. more avoid recognition sentences |
| avoid recurrence | 1) It also will help in avoiding recurrence. 2) Life-long treatment is usually necessary to avoid recurrence. more avoid recurrence sentences |
| avoid redundancy | 1) Be specific and informative, and avoid redundancies. 2) Data that is stored in separate tables to avoid redundancy is sometimes called normalized data. more avoid redundancy sentences |
| avoid reference | 1) Position-independent code avoids references to absolute addresses and therefore does not require relocation. 2) avoiding references to ranges containing unused or blank cells on other worksheets. more avoid reference sentences |
| avoid repetition | 1) avoid repetition and redundancy that subtly turns into badgering the reader. 2) The Hebraism is eliminated to avoid repetition for a better English structure. more avoid repetition sentences |
| avoid responsibility | 1) Ego is desperate to deny and avoid responsibility. 2) avoiding responsibility is common among the human population. more avoid responsibility sentences |
| avoid rush | 1) The drives were all conducted in daylight avoiding rush hours. 2) Find your inner calm, avoid rushing around. 3. more avoid rush sentences |
| avoid scandal | 1) The duty to avoid scandal often commands strict discretion. 2) To avoid scandal, Derek capitulates, leading Ana to threaten legal action. more avoid scandal sentences |
| avoid scrutiny | 1) Even public schools moved perpetrating teachers around to avoid scrutiny . 2) This avoids scrutiny by destroying any paper trail that links individual candidates with corporate donors. more avoid scrutiny sentences |
| avoid sentimentality | 1) Private X writes with complete honesty and avoids sentimentality. 2) It is with this basic contradiction that Forester avoided sentimentality. more avoid sentimentality sentences |
| avoid stagnation | 1) This is not an unattainable ideal, but a goal which you must pursue in order to avoid stagnation. 2) They, and only they, represent the propulsion force, the efficient action, capable of moving inertia and avoid stagnation. more avoid stagnation sentences |
| avoid starvation | 1) On some occasions escapees surrendered to avoid starvation. 2) Many fled to neighbouring Hong Kong and Taiwan to avoid starvation. more avoid starvation sentences |
| avoid stress | 1) avoid stress or learn to manage stress better 10 . 2) avoid stress 2-3 hours before your nap. more avoid stress sentences |
| avoid subject | 1) avoid subjecting the person to a lot of activity and stimulation. 2) Oh, and add tights to avoid subjecting your bare ankles to that icy air. more avoid subject sentences |
| avoid suspicion | 1) They decide to split up and take separate routes to avoid suspicion. 2) Wilson pretended to be deaf and dumb and in weak health to avoid suspicion. more avoid suspicion sentences |
| avoid tax | 1) But to avoid tax is perfectly legal. 2) We assist clients in planning to avoid tax pitfalls. more avoid tax sentences |
| avoid taxation | 1) What about people who live abroad to avoid taxation? 2) Companies that use tax havens to avoid taxation are household names. more avoid taxation sentences |
| avoid temptation | 1) Be careful to avoid temptations to this sin. 2) avoid temptations that could result from hanging out at race tracks. more avoid temptation sentences |
| avoid the appearance of | 1) avoid the appearance of prejudice or discrimination. 2) Blair may simply be avoiding the appearance of opposing all Muslims. more avoid the appearance of sentences |
| avoid the risk | 1) To avoid the risk of forest fires. 2) Planting certified stock avoids the risk of introducing viruses. more avoid the risk sentences |
| avoid traffic | 1) Elsewhere thousands of commuters avoided traffic chaos by staying at home. 2) avoid traffic, do come on week days. more avoid traffic sentences |
| avoid tragedy | 1) It seems that would be a common sense solution to avoiding tragedies like this one . 2) When he really is, he decides not to see Xiao Qian again to avoid tragedies. more avoid tragedy sentences |
| avoid trap | 1) Care is taken during the filling stage to avoid trapping bubbles in the cell. 2) These tactics would almost exclusively be used to avoid trap detection at the border . more avoid trap sentences |
| avoid trouble | 1) The topic is about avoiding trouble and preventing problems. 2) To avoid trouble she dropped the case. more avoid trouble sentences |
| avoid violation | 1) Fair Use limitations are specific and teachers must follow them to avoid violation of copyright laws. 2) ATF's focus is to help licensees avoid violations of the law and its implementing regulations. more avoid violation sentences |
| avoid wastage | 1) Storage capacity needs to increase 40 per cent to avoid wastage. 2) This makes it more flexible, and avoids wastage. more avoid wastage sentences |
| avoid waste | 1) Ask many questions to avoid wasted trips to unsuitable horses. 2) How to ensure efficiency and avoid waste? more avoid waste sentences |
| avoid | 1) avoid heavy steam shower much more twenty minutes. 2) avoid skin boil suite possibly opening wounds. more avoid sentences |
| be able to avoid | 1) Such firms were able to avoid tax and welfare responsibility. 2) Despite being under surveillance, he was able to avoid arrest. more be able to avoid sentences |
| be anxious to avoid | 1) And residents are anxious to avoid a repeat . 2) I was anxious to avoid too lengthy a conversation with Roger. more be anxious to avoid sentences |
| be careful to avoid | 1) be careful to avoid using too many incentives. 2) be careful to avoid putting limitations on yourself. more be careful to avoid sentences |
| be difficult to avoid | 1) It was difficult to avoid sounding pleased. 2) It has not been difficult to avoid the game industry. more be difficult to avoid sentences |
| be impossible to avoid | 1) It is impossible to avoid the house dust mite. 2) Surely it is impossible to avoid passing some judgement on ourselves. more be impossible to avoid sentences |
| be possible to avoid | 1) However it is possible to avoid the dirty part. 2) It may be possible to avoid surgery by preventing bunion growth from worsening. more be possible to avoid sentences |
| brake to avoid | 1) Keep your foot off the brake to avoid flashing your brake lights. 2) The magazine suggested he was braking to avoid the crowd further down the road. more brake to avoid sentences |
| deftly avoid | 1) He deftly avoids the unhealthy extremes so prevalent in contemporary society. 2) He crashes into the store, deftly avoiding some explosive devices. more deftly avoid sentences |
| duck to avoid | 1) Immediately duck to avoid laser fire from the right. 2) There are rooms where you feel you should duck to avoid the sudden dip in the ceiling. more duck to avoid sentences |
| easily avoid | 1) You can sometimes easily avoid being tackled. 2) But such books can be easily avoided. more easily avoid sentences |
| generally avoid | 1) The couple generally avoid discussing their relationship. 2) Restaurants generally avoid big price hikes that decrease their sales. more generally avoid sentences |
| help avoid | 1) Our proactive approach helps avoid such risks. 2) A collective doubt helps avoid such mistakes. more help avoid sentences |
| largely avoid | 1) Whitman largely avoids rhyme schemes and other traditional poetic devices. 2) Well, it has largely avoided the issue. more largely avoid sentences |
| manage to avoid | 1) Such organizations manage to avoid democratic scrutiny almost entirely. 2) The cathedral's great bells managed to avoid being melted down. more manage to avoid sentences |
| pointedly avoid | 1) pointedly avoiding Helena Russell, it leaves to personally oversee the project. 2) Cooper's heuristic approach "pointedly avoids the routine deductive apparati of logic, clues or muscle". more pointedly avoid sentences |
| slow down to avoid | 1) They asked Hall to slow down to avoid detection. 2) They would undoubtedly have been quicker but the changeover from Anyika Onoura to Montell was not the best with Montell having to slow down to avoid going out of the takeover box. more slow down to avoid sentences |
| slow to avoid | 1) Huff moved into fourth ahead of Muller who had to slow to avoid the spinning MacDowall. 2) Amon had to slow to avoid risking a major accident, thereby allowing other drivers to catch and overtake him. more slow to avoid sentences |
| successfully avoid | 1) Britain had successfully avoided a potential diplomatic embarrassment. 2) How did I successfully avoid a physical exam for seven years? more successfully avoid sentences |
| swerve to avoid | 1) He had had to swerve to avoid them. 2) I swerved to avoid him and hit his silly little car. more swerve to avoid sentences |
| take care to avoid | 1) Missouri politicians who opposed slavery took care to avoid political repercussions. 2) We take care to avoid this by designing appropriate software. more take care to avoid sentences |
| try to avoid | 1) Physics instructors typically try to avoid confusing students. 2) try to avoid using personal recording devices. more try to avoid sentences |
| want to avoid | 1) Clients often want to avoid money questions. 2) You want to avoid duplicate control logic. more want to avoid sentences |
| wish to avoid | 1) This is something we might wish to avoid! 2) This is something we generally wish to avoid. more wish to avoid sentences |
Expressions with the word avoid
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