avoidable

If ever there were an avoidable war, this one is it.

The decision is not necessarily bad - or even avoidable.

This was an avoidable crisis, and it should never have happened at all.

These are real people, really suffering because of government policy, and it is avoidable.

But let's not start any more avoidable wars until we have to.

But even without this information, he said, the risk is avoidable and real enough to require action.

It looks like an avoidable disaster is going to happen.

But the film has several flaws, most of them avoidable.

Such an avoidable tragedy should never be allowed to happen again.

"This was so avoidable," the father said in an interview today.

This is often an avoidable cause of death in house fires.

In some communities, it may be avoidable given the economic standing of that community.

"The worst kind of military intervention is the one that was avoidable."

These keep the cost of road transport down, but they create far too many avoidable problems for everybody else.

Doctors say smoking is the chief avoidable cause of death in the nation.

Parents may also consider a drug treatment for attention deficit as avoidable.

I really would consider that an avoidable piece of bureaucracy.

He seemed to have been elected the most avoidable man in the clubhouse.

All of them are avoidable and cost time and money.

I have to know if her death was avoidable.

"The idea was to try to avoid those that are avoidable.

Too bad he sees lives like mine as avoidable mistakes.

Any repairs or damage which we consider avoidable will come out of your pay.

Smoking still accounts for a lot of avoidable heart attacks.

Some of United's problems may have been due to avoidable waste and human greed.