Examples of using Able to avoid in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I was able to avoid big losses.
If that were true… I might have been able to avoid this tragedy.
Would you be able to avoid breast cancer in young women?
Well, if I could eliminate him as a suspect, he might be able to avoid this whole I.A. situation.
And he was able to avoid detection by making us believe Aiko Tanida was still alive.
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If you have the luxury of being able to avoid peak season travel, grab it!
You will be able to avoid many mistakes if before investing you learn the experience of those who have long been in the market.
However, in the final reckoning no one will be able to avoid justice, or having to answer to the higher authorities.
If the police had taken action on the information I provided at the time,we would have been able to avoid this disaster," he said.
You will not be able to avoid the comparisons.
I understand how good-will participative movements can slide into organizational tensions and bureaucracies,and I hope to be able to avoid it.
I think I may be able to avoid those pitfalls.
I was tired of meeting people on the street and stopping to say hello, I have never been a very social person,and by pretending to be blind I was able to avoid many social responsibilities.
Service businesses should be able to avoid some of the direct hit from a weaker dollar," Parmelee says.
In case the constipation appears during the holidays, a series of previousmeasures must be taken to be able to avoid it, especially before the discomforts can appear.
Zuko was just barely able to avoid being impaled by the sharp piece of ice, falling backward into the fountain in the process.
Only by virtue of the inner integrity of his personality was Nietzsche able to avoid what the pathologist calls“pathological skepticism.”.
I was ultimately not able to avoid cross contamination in my own kitchen as careful as I was, and had to sell out to my business partner.
In other words a pullo must know of the socialconstraints on behavior and be able to avoid contravening them in all situations, especially in front of others.
In order to be able to avoid unpleasant sensations, which are provided in a traffic jam, you need only send a proper attention to staff the unit, with additional functions.
The answer is that many people waste a great deal of time and energy, and experience considerable frustration living with the mistaken belief that we as human beings can orshould be able to avoid, control, or alter independent mind-body systems.
At the same time,the immune system must be able to avoid generating responses directed against the body's own components.
Premium support proposals, such as the 2011 plan proposed by Senator Ron Wyden and Rep. Paul Ryan(R- Wis.), have aimed to avoid risk selection by including protection language mandating that plans participating in suchcoverage must provide insurance to all beneficiaries and are not able to avoid covering higher risk beneficiaries.
The couple planned ahead and was able to avoid the 10 percent IRA early withdrawal penalty by using a Roth IRA conversion ladder.
This severity throughout history has had notable cases like the of beautiful midwife Loyse Bougeois, who attended five births Madame Medieis, Consort of the King of France, and many women of royalty, but they didn't have any qualms in fining her, stripping it of all its royal prerogative,prohibit the exercise of their Office by not having been able to avoid a childbirth sepsis bounties to Mary of Orleans.
With an arsenal of rationalizations, I was able to avoid what made me uncomfortable and continue to eat the foods I loved.
If you want to be able to avoid the pancreatitis complications, we must first go back to understanding the causes of pancreatitis and make sure that we avoid some of the triggers that can lead to pancreatitis.
With plenty of guns and ammunition, we ought to be able to avoid the heavy losses which the infantry have always suffered on previous occasions.
By empowering each other, community members have been able to avoid getting loans from an institution, leaving more money left over to pay school fees for their children.”.