Sentence examples for dodge the effects from inspiring English sources

It was inevitable that bacteria would adapt to dodge the effects of even the best antibiotics, since those antibiotics were essentially just chemicals produced by co-evolving organisms, or synthesized to mimic what those co-evolving organisms would produce.

"I am very sorry about this, but I have been dodging the effects of PCA and have been able to write for much longer than any of us ever thought possible, but now The Embuggerance is finally catching up with me, along with other age-related ailments".

Some observers expect the court to dodge the issue.

Page B1 A FEW HEDGE FUND MANAGERS SOAR While the financial crisis has reduced much of Wall Street's wealth to dross, a small group of hedge fund managers seem to have dodged the ill effects.

During the drought that thrust the Horn of Africa back into the news last year, Somaliland dodged the worst effects of famine by spending around $10 million — a combination of government, private and diaspora resources — while in the south tons of food given by foreign groups were stolen.

Under the law, an analog is any substance that mimics the effects of illegal drugs; producers try to dodge the law by marking packages not for human consumption.

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.

That answer seems to dodge the question.

You can't dodge the issues.