Sentence examples for difficult to sidestep from inspiring English sources

Other changes in the credit cards' provisions make it more difficult to sidestep the fees.

It was especially difficult to sidestep the firewall in June, around the time of the Iranian presidential election.

But it's not difficult to sidestep these misses and instead pick winners like tataki, paper-thin carpaccio-like slices of rare beef; customized bowls of udon noodle soup with tempura, fish, scallion and seaweed add-ons; slim spicy fried shrimp on a skewer; fork-tender beef teriyaki; barbecued salmon and baked cod; marinated baby bok choy; and delicate shumai dumplings.

It would also make it more difficult for the United States to sidestep international organizations and the norms of international behavior without facing still greater opposition and admonishment than it has over Iraq.

It's difficult, but there are ways to sidestep the politics.

It has been easy to sidestep the difficult questions about animal sentience and emotions because they have been unanswerable.

The six-month delay for further research is a useful way for Ramesh, a rising reformist minister who played a crucial role in brokering a political accord at the Copenhagen conference on global warming, to sidestep a difficult political battle and to avoid a public row with other ministers who support the launch of Bt Brinjal.

We recognize that there are objections to the use of stipulation to sidestep these difficult empirical issues.

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

But then I realized that he is, in fact, asking students to sidestep subjects that are difficult for them.

Wilson knew how to sidestep that problem.