Sentence examples for ducking problems from inspiring English sources

He criticised the chancellor, Alistair Darling, for failing to help low-waged workers, for having a "command economy mentality" and for ducking problems with the public sector.

But equally I believe we shouldn't ever duck problems.

The physical play of the Cardinal on both sides of the ball could give the Ducks problems, although I don't think David Shaw's squad can make enough plays through the air to knock off Chip Kelly and Co.

In enacting this amendment into our fundamental law, Americans believed they were reducing the lame duck problem to vestigial proportions.

THE whole Peking duck problem is actually a paradox, José Andrés explained amid the bedlam of the subterranean kitchen at Oyamel, his Mexican restaurant here.

It's just another example of the costly nightmares that result when Congress ducks farm problems instead of confronting them.

Instead of ducking the problem, the board recalibrated the scoring and announced that it would steadily broaden the areas of knowledge to be tested.

Worse, states duck the problems, as they did over Iraq for years and risk doing now over Libya, even as embassies in Tripoli are evacuated.

But analysts said President Mohammad Khatami's statement was disturbing, since it represented nuclear ambitions beyond Iran's civil energy needs, and accused the administration of ducking the problem from political expediency.

Our deterministic results show that the proposed optimization and control framework for B2G systems can significantly reduce the maximum load ramp-rate of the electric grid to prevent duck-curve problems associated with increase in solar PV penetration into the grid.

Later, a peer-reviewed publication indicated that the ban on hatching ducks presented problems for vaccination crews because people were hesitant to present illegal waterfowl for vaccination (27).