1.   And if I use humour to avoid your problem or make light of it, then I diminish its significance.

2.   Electronic Marking is particularly appropriate on large courses, since it helps avoid the problems of managing the handing-in of work.

3.   He would like indicators that can help planners to avoid problems in the early stages of a project.

4.   It is better if this problem can be avoided by having the operators work the system properly.

5.   Keep one eye on them at all times to avoid problems.

6.   Make his life as easy as possible when he first starts school to avoid the problem occurring in the first place.

7.   Only by involving every group in the evolution of these structures can problems be avoided.

8.   Put away any toys the child is not willing to share, to avoid any problems.

9.   So Whitney now works out arrangements with her partner in advance to avoid problems down the road.