Sentence examples for dodge the consequences from inspiring English sources

And digital advantages, like the ease of storing multiple copies of documents at separate locations, make preservation a key way to dodge the consequences of regional disasters like Hurricane Katrina.

Let's hope that gives the show fewer reasons to dodge the consequences of its less conventional choices.

If investors are optimistic, Bruce C. Greenwald, a finance professor at Columbia University Business School who teaches a course on the media, said it was because Scripps, "has done an excellent job of dodging the consequences of the bullets that the new media economy has thrown at them".

He acquired skill at dodging the consequences of involvements: still in Cape Town, he got a girl pregnant and let her cope with all the details of the abortion, and in London he allowed his docile little Austrian, after their last night together, to ease herself out the door in demure silence while he feigned sleep.

San Francisco's affairs have deteriorated further and Gavin Newsom has artfully dodged the consequences of piggy-bank management by becoming California's lieutenant governor following a campaign whose twenty largest contributors -- organized labor groups -- had enjoyed his mayoral largess.

Some observers expect the court to dodge the issue.

Mostly, Piazza dodged the issue yesterday.

I'd dodged the issue long enough.

To dodge the responsibility?

Though adept at dodging their respective wives, they could not dodge the assassin's bullet.

The goal is to dodge the fish.