Sentence examples for escapes the problem from inspiring English sources

This position escapes the problem of circularity, which threatens those dispositionalist accounts that define being red in terms of looking red.

Although use of a pre-computed distribution limits the flexibility of miRSystem, the approach escapes the problem of bias reported here (Lu et al., 2012).

But if it is not a myth, then does this mean that we have some way of knowing moral truths that morality somehow escapes the problems raised for other areas of purported metaphysical knowledge?

The Line of Escape illustrates an individual who escapes the problems of their life by indulging in their imagination.

Even the leadership in Thailand can't seem to escape the problem.

Americans moved to the suburbs after World War II to escape the problem of poverty in cities.

To escape the problem or postpone it, he prepared for a Parthian war to avenge Crassus a project most likely to have ended in similar disaster.

Once the NSC is finished, and there is no longer a risk of radiation escaping, the problem of deconstructing the sagging sarcophagus and clearing out the reactor building will become less urgent.

Most of the work, the cost of which is thought to have been around €100m, involved soil-vapour extraction, venting and spurging, techniques that removed harmful gases and injected air to oxygenate the soil and underground water sources.Few regeneration projects in England escape the problem of soil remediation.

Note that a mereological nihilist does not escape the problem by holding that all commitment is to simples.

Earman and Roberts (1999, 454f) provide arguments, which show that an exclusive cp-law in the sense of Pietroski and Rey cannot escape the problem of vacuity.