Sentence examples for continue to skirt from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, its users will probably continue to skirt the law.

And if liquidity remains plentiful, the country may continue to skirt trouble for some time.

Other countries may continue to skirt the kinds of actions that would lower their budget deficits and debt loads — steps painful to the public and dangerous to politicians — because they too can expect to be rescued.

But whether he merely keeps the seat warm until elections next year — when Jacob Zuma, his party's leader, presumably will take over — depends on whether Mr. Zuma, 66, can continue to skirt the corruption charges that have long followed him.

Whether Mr. Motlanthe lasts beyond an election next year depends on whether Jacob Zuma, his party's leader, who would presumably take over, can continue to skirt the corruption charges that have long followed him.

While financial firms led Tuesday's decline in the U.S. after an influential analyst warned investors off the sector, Australian financial firms continue to skirt the rest of the world's financial potholes (See "Bove Says Sell Bank Stocks").

Even after that, Brody continued to skirt around the periphery of fame for a further five years.

But Mr. Lee said he was committed to doing what he could to improve education, even as he continued to skirt specific statements about what he would do as a Yale trustee.

"Alias" was Marvel's first "max" comic (R-rated) and if the TV series stays true to the comic, it will explore a lot of material the lighter Marvel movies have continued to skirt.

The common theme among all proposed amendments was that of compromise - Congress continued to skirt around the issue at hand, trying to salvage a Union spiraling its way toward a civil war promulgated, among other things, by the legality of slave labor.

With other changes, like children's coverage, some of the greediest insurance companies continue to try and skirt around the rules.