avoidable造句

These injuries were avoidable.

These variables are avoidable.

The tragedy was entirely avoidable.

Prevention of avoidable blindness and visual impairment.

Many deaths from heart disease are actually avoidable.

What percentage of your project cost arises from avoidable rework?

Prevent premature deaths and avoidable disabilities from major chronic diseases.

But they did make one avoidable mistake that led directly to their overoptimism.

avoidable cost: Marginal cost that a corporation can avoid by adopting one solution rather than another.

Application and Probe of Tensile-avoidable Layer Technique in the Inverted Roofing Waterproof Engineering;

Still, there are some strange, avoidable forms of statelessness that reflect quirks of history.

The event of bar-mat reinforcement floating can be absolutely avoidable.

Four kinds of avoidable tendencies in fine management practice are mentioned at the end of the paper.

Analysis on the breaking stress of sucker rod and avoidable measures in Guangbei Area of Bamianhe Oilfield;

The presiding judge in the Schneider case last year called the case “an avoidable tragedy motivated by greed”.

While bar fights always look cool in movies, they are frequently regretted and totally avoidable in real life.

He has little regard for the idea that being firm with China's leaders will merely catalyze an avoidable conflict.

But I do believe that if I had gotten rid of the mess, I would have lived better, some of which might have been totally avoidable.

The team simply skimped on avoidable costs, such as talent scouts, and raked in revenues from the rest of the league.

A lack of exclusive breastfeeding during the first six months of life contributes to over a million avoidable child deaths each year.

Health inequities - unfair, unjust and avoidable causes of ill health - have long been measured between countries but the Commission documents "health gradients" within countries as well. For example.

The primary objective in an emergency, whether natural or man-made, is to reduce avoidable loss of life and the burden of disease and disability.

By the end of 2009 10% of hospitals in America and a further 2,000 elsewhere had introduced checklists, reducing avoidable deaths as a result, partly thanks to his efforts.

Sometimes I wonder about the accidents that happen to a person-car crashes, falling tree branches, fires in the night-and I wonder, were they avoidable or were they destined?

This is a lesson that is etched into my brain and into my back with the scars of $20mm losses, bankruptcy filings, and mass layoffs. It’s ugly, painful, and totally and completely avoidable.

正反两方的大法官们都洋洋洒洒，挥笔数言阐释国会当初制定这部法案时类似用语如“可以避免的（avoidable）”以及类似条款如“即使（even though）”的确切含义。