Sentence examples similar to dodging the concerns from inspiring English sources
Every time he talks about health care reform, the president dodges the type of concerns that Harry and Louise raised about limited choices and bureaucratic hassles by insisting that Americans "must be free" to choose their own doctors and health insurance coverage.
Stop dodging the tea run!
After dodging the same question a few more times, Walker finally added, "I think it's a human life, so that obviously raises some concerns for me".
You're dodging the bullets yourself.
Then, where the committee's recommendations touch on the work of existing UK oversight bodies, such as Competition and Markets Authority, the ICO data watchdog, the Electoral Commission and the National Crime Agency, the government dodges specific concerns by suggesting it's not appropriate for it to comment "on independent bodies or ongoing investigations".
"But many will see it as a one-time event, and think they dodged the bullet". Ebola follows other major health concerns in recent years.
Even his White House Public Relations staff specialized in dodging legitimate concerns.
However, the island's economic situation has raised concerns over the potential for damage, even if Puerto Rico dodges the worst of the storm.
That policy had raised concerns about companies downsizing their workforce or cutting workers' hours in order to dodge the new mandate.
