9 Sentences With "give a wide berth to"

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You have got to give a wide berth to comedy. from Fox News
After all, Nevada regulations give a wide berth to corporate boards who act in good faith. from CNBC
But Spencer suggested the company will give a wide berth to claims that are simply questionable. from Politico
For example, give a wide berth to apartments where the occupant-bathroom ratio exceeds three to one. from The New York Times
Some may choose to give a wide berth to personal enrichment and self-improvement in retirement because they had their share of both at work. from The New York Times
Give a wide berth to the broker who seems to be telling you only what you want to hear, the one who says your apartment is worth far more than the valuation others have placed on it. from The New York Times
The online companies' decisions are in keeping with recent statements from top Silicon Valley executives who said they will give a wide berth to speech by political leaders, despite policies that otherwise restrict or prohibit false or demeaning content. from Politico
"As long as migrant homes are being torched and anti-migrant slogans are being flung around marketplaces and parliaments, the foreign workers we urgently need will give a wide berth to our state and eastern Germany as a whole," said Felgner. from Reuters
As a consequence, these people give a wide berth to apartments and neighborhoods they themselves might prefer, buy or rent larger apartments than they might otherwise require, and, in a few instances, take a big financial hit for a change of address. from The New York Times