Sentence examples for been able to dodge from inspiring English sources
Consumers have always been able to dodge local sales taxes by shopping in catalogs and ordering by mail or phone from merchants in other states.
Until now, there have been few models available of so-called green, or environmentally friendly, mobile phones, so consumers have been able to dodge the question.
High-end carmakers have been able to dodge the worst of the downturn afflicting much of Europe because their affluent customers are less affected by the crisis, and because they are recording big sales increases in emerging markets.
New Jersey Transit has been able to dodge the immediate problem of inadequate state operating assistance through changes in laws that have given it more flexibility in how it spends federal capital funds.
Kushner has been able to dodge the press while quietly raising $40 million–with commitments up to $100 million–for his second fund, Thrive II.
What his career might have looked like, had he been able to dodge this charge, is impossible to calculate.
By winning the tanker contract, Boeing was able to dodge that threat.
But Abbott was able to dodge Indonesia's human rights problems only temporarily.
The guard was able to dodge the full force of the attack and only suffered a minor wound.
