Object

• disappointment: In order to avoid disappointment please book in advance.

• confusion: These two issues need to be kept quite separate to avoid confusion.

• duplication: It will be useful to discuss with ACPI the boundaries between the 2 groups, to avoid duplication of effort.

• pitfall: In addition, they will show the employer how to avoid common legal pitfalls where employe benefit schemes are offered.

• delay: Hints & Tips to help avoid delays All goods will require a signature.

• conflict: Yellow buoys mark the area reserved for sail training to avoid conflict from other water users.

Preposition: at

• cost: Even better, what about a " to don't " list of things to avoid at all costs?

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• inherent: We'd be tempted to pay a little extra and avoid the lengthy delivery times inherent in buying an import.

• due: Cattle also graze the hill in winter but are excluded from the TSS to avoid possible damage due to trampling.

Adjective complement

• unnecessary: On platforms where native double buffering is supported in the AWT, the default value will be false to avoid unnecessary buffering in Swing.

Preposition: during

• pregnancy: People with a serious allergy to hens ' eggs shouldn't be vaccinated and flu immunization is normally avoided during pregnancy.

Modifies a noun

• disappointment: Order Now To Avoid Disappointment We believe the millenium crown may be the most popular coin issue in recent times.

Used with why or when

• wherever: For many, a trip to the dentist is merely a painful inconvenience to be avoided wherever possible.

Present participle complement

• eat: There are no exact rules but in earlier times people were encouraged to avoid eating meat, eggs and other rich foods.

• fall: It's such a silly, romantic thing to do - who can avoid falling in love all over again?

• pay: Leave your car at the hotel and avoid paying to drive into the London Congestion Zone.

• commit: This requires that they prove they took all reasonable precautions and exercised all due diligence to avoid committing the offense.

• infringe: GardenWorld takes every reasonable care to avoid infringing copyright law.

• lose: Doing this avoids losing data if the program is interrupted for any reason.

Preposition: like

• plague: These are the stereotypical committee junkies and must be avoided like the plague.