Sentences with phrase «eschew using»

Not so much of a pain to eschew using our stainless set all together, but enough of a pain that we had to learn the dos and don'ts of dealing with it.

If you'd rather eschew using Alexa, you can use third - party mobile apps like IFTTT, Stringify, and Yonomi to set that up instead.

EA has chosen to eschew using the ESPN license for presentation as fully as 2K Sports has done in the past.

But let's not totally eschew using chocolate.

«To completely eschew using an adviser can be as big a mistake as picking the wrong one,» Davidson says.

O'Malley is especially single - minded in eschewing the use of terminology such as «liberal» or «conservative», making the valid point that such broad groupings were not easily identifiable at the time and were often marked by a certain fluidity in connection with particular issues.

Since the Reformation, Protestants have zealously printed and guarded the text of scripture, and in their more iconoclastic traditions they have eschewed the use of images.

In an era when safety concerns are paramount and many households are eschewing the use of a land line, equipping even young children with mobile devices can feel more like a necessity than a luxury — but this new way of life has come with steep costs.

«That is complete and utter BS,» fumed Kevin Cahill, eschewing use of the initials.

But unlike at Google and Microsoft, where data is often pulled from websites, the 200 - strong Alpha team assembles its knowledge graph from traditional, fact - checked sources and eschews use of Wikipedia.

Fraden's work sought to answer key questions, such as why is there such a void between the animate and inanimate that we never confuse the two, and if engineers could create materials with similar attributes to living organisms, but constructed from inanimate objects, can we do so using only chemicals and eschew use of motors and electronics?

The organic food movement eschews the use of artificial fertilizers, yet we can never forget a simple fact; nitrogen fertilizers were made possible by the Haber - Bosch process, a method literally of turning air into bread, which by some estimates kept a fifth of the world's population alive [4].

A growing number of investigators feel it is time for scholars to reassume authority for the publication of their research work and to eschew the use of JIF in the evaluation of scholarly achievement and favour OA publications over what I have called the «luxury» journals.»

Another reason may be that since fasting insulin correlates poorly with obesity (i.e. the calorie hypothesis), the American Diabetes Association eschews its use.

Eschewing the use of the word «tolerance» due to negative connotations, he explained how students are instead taught about «respect» and embracing diversity, along with the traditional subjects.

They show data in relative terms and eschew the use of letter grades.

In an August 2014 resolution, Vermont's State Board of Education called on the federal government to «reduce the testing mandates, promote multiple forms of evidence of student learning and school quality, eschew the use of student test scores in evaluating educators, and allow flexibility that reflects the unique circumstances of all states.»

It will also be the first vehicle to completely eschew the use of light bulbs, opting instead to use LED lighting throughout, even on the headlights and taillights.

To that extent we only review books of a certain calibre which means we will overlook most self - published books whose authors eschew the use of an editor and design their own book covers in an attempt to make money from an inferior book.

It is unplanned and instinctive, and de Balincourt eschews the use of photography or preliminary sketches.

The paintings are made on the ground with Cabessa hovering over her canvas or paper; eschewing the use of paintbrushes, Cabessa uses her own hands, irons, squeegees, mops, and fabric to create a variety of abstract marks with rhythmic and repetitive motions.

In fact, the group serves as little more than a mouthpiece for Big Carbon and the modern Republican Party which, largely thanks to Citizens United in 2010, now eschews the use of actual science in the public sphere.

To make matters more complicated, the Court eschewed the use of the IJI doctrine in the case of Aboriginal title claims in Tsilhqot» in Nation v British Columbia, 2014 SCC 44 (CanLII).

And as Naiomi Metallic argued at the recent (and excellent) conference Reconciliation / Wahkotowin, if cooperative federalism is so important, and is one of the justifications for eschewing the use of IJI, why don't we recognize Indigenous governments within that concept?

The gist of it is that people who read romance novels are more likely to act like the characters in the books and eschew the use of condoms, putting them at risk for STDs or AIDS.

Not exact matches

There's no need to eschew banner ads altogether if your brand is really committed to using them.

«This book is made for need and profit of all good folk,» writes Caxton in his Less Modern English introduction, «as far as they in reading or hearing of it shall more understand and feel the foresaid subtle deceits that daily be used in the world, not to the intent that men should use them, but that every man should eschew and keep him from the subtle false shrews that they be not deceived.»

Donohue wanted prose that would be closer to Wilde's heart, using English vernacular and eschewing the Biblical «thees» and «thous» that other translators had shoehorned in.

«The Road Ahead in Theology» (September 19, 1962) declared that theologians ought to become more sensitive to the proper use of religious language and that there is a demand for a natural theology that will eschew dogmatic revelation claims and seek a responsible and reasonable Christian faith able to win its way in the marketplace of ideas.

Curley, Spalding insists, had «little use for the values of mainstream America» (what those values are is left to the reader's imagination), and deliberately eschewed the Carroll / Gibbons tradition for a church guided by «the myth of majestic changelessness.»

This brand eschews the traditional gluten - free beer ingredient, sorghum, and instead uses organic rices, nectars, and hops to replace barley.

I never have one of those scarfy / pashmina things to use as a blanket / pillow / tent of warmth on the plane or train, nor do I remember Vitamin C, hand sanitizer, eye masks, earplugs or to eschew caffeine for purer forms of hydration, like water, and I never, ever remember to pack a wholesome homemade snack.

Last season (although these statistics are slightly eschewed as it encapsulates Roy Hodgson's reign also), Liverpool attempted on average 6 crosses less per game and primarily used Raul Meireles, Dirk Kuyt or Maxi Rodriguez in the wide positions, all of whom aren't traditional wingers.

«Designed for either forward - or inward - facing carrying, Mission Critical eschews the wide hip belts that work so well on women's bodies and uses robust, well - padded shoulder straps to comfortably carry your dear little one for hours on end.

I love the use of eschewing there.

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Language about America using its might for good, a need to look beyond domestic concerns and eschewing a hasty withdrawal from international leadership not only seemed highly Blairite but even copies themes George W. Bush flagged up in his 2000 inauguration address.

Using his speech to ask «tough» questions about the future of the European project, Cameron rejected the argument that a Europe in crisis ought to eschew such introspection.

The former Vice President advised Nigerians to eschew religious bigotry, and condemned politicians who use ethnic and religious sentiments to gain power.

Gov. Thomas Dewey eschewed it for a Cadillac in 1942 but 40 years later, Gov. Hugh Carey used it to ferry around Netherlands» Queen Beatrix and Prince Claus on a visit to Albany.

We now find ourselves in the middle of Labour's first truly modern leadership campaign; one that eschews the left / right factionalism of the past and the fatalism we used to have about whether we could actually win power at all.

He eschewed scuba tanks and shark cages, simply tagging these supposedly ferocious animals with a spear and using a snorkel in up to 100 feet of water.

They eschew expensive platinum catalysts by operating at high temperature, and because they can use a variety of small - chain hydrocarbon fuels, they can use today's fuel, not tomorrow's.

Eschewing sole reliance on structural analysis, the team used two different types of chemical analyses: time - of - flight secondary ion mass spectrometry and infrared reflectance spectroscopy.

I'm sure he's not reading labels and eschewing anything he used to wear but he is eating a diet almost entirely free of animal products.

Both are used on mobile phones, but Twine eschews the hot - or - not model encouraged by Tinder's rapid - fire photo scrolling.

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His latest, co-written with frequent collaborator Amy Jump, sets itself entirely within a warehouse and eschews the previously - used sheen for a grimy, grainy aesthetic most likely as an homage to the films of Sam Peckinpah, such as STRAW DOGS, THE KILLER ELITE, and THE GETAWAY.

After using their time off from filming TV to appear Off - Off - Broadway in SoHo Rep's production of Annie Baker's adaptation of «Uncle Vanya,» Meritt Wever and Micheal Shannon are reaping the rewards for eschewing vacations.

But while the blockbuster movies turned her into an international superstar, Portman eschewed the usual pitfalls of young stardom and used her downtime to attend Harvard University.