Sentence examples for a workaround would be from inspiring English sources

He decided that a workaround would be to offer up the code to his kit — free of charge.

A workaround would be to just include the first 144 (consensus) sequences in Dataset 1 (or trim the list according to the first negative control or an arbitrary threshold), but we feel that readers could be interested in the complete list.

However, the company declined (so far) to provide details as to how many users have been affected, what exactly has happened here, or when a fix or workaround would be available.

An awkward workaround would be to name a rotating captain or manager in work groups to mimic a real company, but perhaps the reality is that skills in delegating and managing up are best learned on the job.

The workaround would be to modify not a human genome but that of the chimpanzee, which is some 98percentt similar to that of people.

Until Roku is supported, the workaround would be to cancel your account, wait for the account to expire, then re-sign up.

But third party services can sometimes require a Facebook login (a workaround for that would be to create a dummy Facebook account purely for login purposes — using a name and email you don't use for anything else, and not linking it to your usual mobile phone number or adding anyone you actually know IRL) Tell me more: Deleting Facebook clearly isn't for everyone.

Workarounds for a DNS blockade would be plentiful and effective and need not be described here.

So the workaround for now would be to close the file, and then re-open it to see someone else's changes that took place in the meantime.

A blocking strategy would be highly unlikely to render it impossible to access all services offering e2e encryption without any government backdoors — so, as ever, the political desire to have an absolute workaround for strong encryption would be doomed to fail.

But there would be workarounds.