Sentence examples for To skirt this problem from inspiring English sources

This feature may prevent any clear modules from arising, although various heuristic tricks, such as removing high degree metabolites [ 6- 10] can be used to skirt this problem.

You can't skirt this problem by leaving your IRA to your estate.

One could skirt this problem by arbitrarily eliminating some of the occupied localities (which was not done by Pyron et al. or Rodda et al., but is recommended by Phillips (pers. comm)., and is embraced by some researchers working on taxa with high vagility or drift potential; Pyron has also chosen (2010 pers. comm).

The rather bland conclusion that ferrets should keep being used seems to skirt this issue.

Mr. Gore tried to skirt that problem by saying he would back legislation to give the F.T.C. broader power to punish the entertainment industry for "deceptive advertising," but that he would do so in a way "consistent with the First Amendment".

Manufacturers of high-definition TV's have tried to skirt the problem by offering various special screen "modes," all of which amount to some stretching, scrunching or otherwise fouling up of the geometry of the analog picture so that it will fit the wide-screen shape.

By focussing more on form than on content, Stephenson's technique largely skirts this problem.

The Emerson players skirted this problem by bringing in other instruments -- a tenor viola, for example -- that allowed them to preserve the music's original shape.