Sentence examples for dodged the problems that from inspiring English sources

Household International has dodged the problems that have felled many other lenders to people with poor credit and low incomes.

On "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart hailed Marco Rubio as "Charisma Boy," saying it was good that Marco had dodged the problem of being Mitt's running mate because, if he wins, "it would have been uncomfortable for you to run against him in 2016".

While there appears to be some early criticism of Obama's decision to re-use his "this is our moment" line, the Illinois senator seemed to generally dodge the various problems that the speech posed without breaking a sweat (although he did awkwardly wipe his brow at one point).

Governments have dodged the problem.

The device creatively dodges two problems that have plagued previous attempts to tap into sweat: flexibility and computing power.

Mahroof Husain, the borough councilor in charge of "community cohesion," did not dodge the problem.

One way to dodge the problem of personal involvement is to mentally rethink the arguments without the term 'God'.

He dodged the bullet on that one.

Under this theory, pure style not only dodges the critique that it causes a superfluous-consumption problem; it actually solves that problem.

It dodged the real estate bubble that plagued Ireland.

"If you build a robust infrastructure across geographies, you can sustain an outage," he says and points to video-on-demand provider Netflix, one of the Amazon customers that dodged the outage without obvious problems.