For example, they experimented with leaping and falling to get around the difficulty of turning in the sand.
In the early days of photography, photographers innocently thought they could get around the difficulty by posing, rather than looking for, their pictures, but they were soon disabused.
To get around the difficulty of making it idle smoothly and quietly under high loads, G.M. has, for now at least, limited its H.C.C.I. mode to the 1,000- to 3,000-r.p.m 3,000-r.p.min the Aura test car, a range that covers most typical driving.
One way to get around the difficulty in the case of agricultural soils might be to set up a business-as-usual control plot, in which conventional farming methods are used, against which to measure the change in carbon stocks as a result of no-till farming.
You surely know the words to this song: the by-now conventional narrative has it that, between the seductions of suburban big-box stores, the convenience of online commerce and the sheer difficulties of getting around, the local retail district finds itself in a death spiral.
Researchers at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECDD), a club mostly of rich countries, recently constructed the first comprehensive set of data on environmental strictness and its effect on productivity.† The researchers got around the difficulties of incomplete national accounts by calculating an index based on the explicit or implicit price of green policies.
Gobbling up big biotech firms with proven drugs in the marketplace, rather than cheaper but more speculative start-ups, gets around the difficulties of winning regulatory approval for a new drug.Another motivation may be the looming patent-expiry crisis confronting many big drugs companies.
"And I didn't want to live like an invalid, unable to get around, having difficulty breathing".
Kingsley Amis, in The King's English, says that he gets around the difficulty by falling back on plurals or passives, or if necessary by recasting entire sentences – because he is a coward.
