Sentence examples for easily dodge from inspiring English sources

Policymakers could easily dodge responsibility for Mexico's middling performance by hiding behind the various emerging-market crises, Latin America's "lost decade," and the impact of the 2008 global financial crisis and the subsequent "great recession".

In this way, he could more easily dodge the charge of 'irrationalism' or 'fideism', for it was for the sake of 'reason' — that is, 'true reason' — that he could now claim he was waging his campaign against the philosophers.

While commenting that Edward has an ability easily dodge her, Arakawa comments that he gets hit on purpose as a result of his personality.

At the time, no mother could definitively prove the paternity of her child, and Casanova and men like him could easily dodge the daily labor and financial responsibilities of parenthood. .

An example of exploiting weakness is when stealth class being effective against sniper class since they move quietly and could easily dodge long shots.

In the Eye of Cthulhu's second form, it becomes more prone to ramming the player, so it can prove useful to drink a Gravitation potion so you can easily dodge.

A good idea – except it could be easily dodged.

After Bush easily dodged the shoe, it was generally agreed that he was a pretty great President.

Rights to equal pay with permanent counterparts after 12 weeks are easily dodged by deft drafting of contracts.

While successive governments have increased workers' rights in theory, they have not policed those rights, nor ensured that they cannot be easily dodged.

The Newcastle manager's mood can hardly have improved as, having met Mahrez's ball, Vardy, all too easily dodged the usually dependable Mbemba before hitting the bar.