Sentence examples for dodging problems from inspiring English sources
Rep. Delaney's Partnership to Build America Act purports to solve both our infrastructure problems and our tax dodging problems by requiring companies to invest, at most, $1 in infrastructure plans for every $6 they get in tax breaks.
From 1998 to 2002, he said, such scrutiny helped his mutual fund dodge problems he saw in the financial statements of Lucent Technologies, Sunbeam and General Electric.
Those who try to account for its stature as a film by claiming it to be profound are simply dodging the problem — or maybe they don't recognize that there is one.
In his great essay "Style and Medium in the Motion Pictures," the art historian Erwin Panofsky wrote of art in the movies that "to pre-stylize reality prior to tackling it amounts to dodging the problem.
Household International has dodged the problems that have felled many other lenders to people with poor credit and low incomes.
Meedan's software, which was developed by I.B.M., can dodge many problems because it has had plenty of practice.
Among "X-Files" types there has long been speculation that Fossett staged his accident to dodge financial problems or to escape with a mistress.
About 2,000 employees of the computer giant logging on from home to dodge legal problems—staged a virtual protest against a new pay settlement at IBM's corporate campus in Second Life, an online virtual world.
The ground-based data is not enough and even when the data exists, the transmission system is very weak". But researchers at Princeton University have come up with an approach that dodges those problems and uses satellite data and historical records to track drought as it emerges.
Elisabeth Moss dodged similar problems by wearing a wide-skirted black-and-white Andrew Gn princess dress, her DayGlo lips and ice-blond chop signaling that the Emmys had at long last emerged as a spirited contender in the tournament of chic.
