Examples of using Eschewing in English and their translations into Chinese
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They accused the Council of focusing on specific issues, whereas it had thus far succeeded in eschewing narrow factionalism.
On Mars, he stayed at the Officers' Club, eschewing the stews and dives of Marsport.
It's even a sort of pride in connectedness, eschewing the affixing of meaning through identity and otherness.
Like them, he prefers to lead by clearing a path for others, eschewing recognition, remaining in the background.
Employing media from ink painting to animatronics, they conceive of China more as a concept than as an identity, eschewing easy associations and symbols.
Concerns about data security and a lack of cloud expertise have outweighted the upside of reducing management costs and eschewing hardware ownership.
The Order is eschewing any form of transport that is controlled or regulated by the Ministry; they mistrust everything to do with the place.”.
Eschewing a microphone and speaking from the pit in front of the stage, she introduces herself as a seven-year veteran of Success Academy.
Though eschewing the well-worn origin story, it will still feature Bruce Wayne not quite yet having become the World's Greatest Detective.
Eschewing the theoretical for the practical, the book gives managers the guidance they need to handle any problem effectively.
The Order is eschewing any form of transport that is controlled or regulated by the Ministry;
He always pushed to outdo himself, never lingering for long over his achievements and eschewing any examination of his motives and psychology.
But the company is also always iterating on its hardware, eschewing the traditional model year upgrades of legacy automakers.
By exploiting a hole in IBM's product line, was not only growing rapidly but eschewing conventional business practices.
Months before his death, Poe became a vocal member of the temperance movement, eschewing alcohol, which he would struggled with all his life.
Another hallmark of Nolan's films is his preference for capturing the action in-camera and eschewing digital effects and CGI as much as possible.
Die-hard Lotus Notes fans cite stability and security as the primary benefits for eschewing Exchange for Notes.
He confides in only a small group of people and has rigorous operational security, eschewing electronic communications.
If you can avoid the bad, worse and worst decisions, first by recognizing them, then by eschewing them, you can do well.
While PBR's new marketing campaign was aggressive, it also purposefully avoided the mainstream, eschewing Super Bowl TV ads in favor of sponsorship of"hip" events.