Sentence examples for Sidestep the problems of from inspiring English sources

Gesture-driven screens sidestep the problems of wear and tear that plague standard touch screens, problems like broken joysticks and dirt on the screens.

In fact, proponents of medical savings accounts even extolled them as a way to sidestep the problems of managed care, because people who use them can go to doctors of their choosing whenever they want, and still save money by paying part of the cost with untaxed income.

It is understandably hard for secular observers to sidestep the problem of belief.

Second, can the church really sidestep the problem of historical fact?

If you can sidestep the problem of belief — and the related politics, which can be so distracting — it is easier to see that the evangelical view of the world is full of joy.

In the light of the failure of such analytical-style definitions it is tempting to try to sidestep the problem of providing a theoretical account of the concept of corruption by simply identifying corruption with specific legal and/or moral offences.

Thus, this supervised machine learning approach allows us to sidestep the problem of learning a parameter-rich model of demography and selection.

Such a reactor could be built in a factory, sidestepping the problems of assuring high-quality fabrication in the field and allowing fast installation.

His critics may accuse him of an egocentricity of considerable dimension, but by analyzing his own genome he has sidestepped the problems of privacy and consent that could have arisen with other people's DNA when he made the whole sequence publicly available, as he is doing now.

That sidesteps the problems of fuel ethanol made from food crops like corn: that it competes with human consumption and is environmentally dubious.

And, as with so many foreign-language translations, it neatly sidestepped the problem of comprehensibility that dogs Shakespeare's comic scenes.