Sentence examples for dodge the need from inspiring English sources

Tax hawks, for instance, constantly dodge the need for higher taxes to pay for highways by tossing the problem over to public-private partnerships.

Some may wonder whether universities could dodge the need for raises by reclassifying postdocs as students or through other bureaucratic sleights of hand maneuvers that would also have implications for visas, health care, and other fringe benefits.

It also conveniently dodges the need to make an actual argument.

Nor can we dodge the issues which need to be tackled in recognising the role of women in the new politics.

Ultimately governments can not afford to dodge the issue; they will need to be more up-front about tax.

"Both Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling have relied on pie-in-the-sky growth forecasts to dodge the difficult decisions that need to be made.

Today, blockchain technology is ushering in the second generation of the Internet, and if companies don't want to get left behind, they'll need to dodge the Innovator's dilemma and disrupt from within.

Motorsport enthusiasts aiming for the protracted frenzy of the world's oldest continuing sports car race, 24 Heures du Mans, will need to dodge the football fans in Paris and Lille as they make their way to the 24-hour race at Le Mans – which kicks off on 13 June at the familiar football time of 3pm, but lasts considerably more than 90 minutes.

To dodge the responsibility?

They can dodge the therapy.

He could dodge the raindrops".