Sentence examples for help sidestep from inspiring English sources

Find out why this is happening, as well as what you can do to help sidestep these costs and advocate for policies that can stem this tide.

Though antiviral medication can help sidestep central nervous system and brain damage caused by the virus, many teenagers with H.I.V. received the medication late in childhood, and it is not clear if they will be able to reverse any damage.

Its creators built the system within the school's cable TV network; the analog TV network would, the students thought, help sidestep the expensive and restrictive laws and regulations that have grown up around the copying and sharing digital copies of music.

After E.P.A. officials, during the Obama administration, saw a surge in the number of glider trucks being sold, the agency moved to prohibit any company from manufacturing more than 300 of them per year, effectively killing the industry that had emerged to help sidestep the rules.

Reverse mortgages can help sidestep this risk by providing an alternative source of retirement spending after market declines, creating more opportunity for the portfolio to recover.

The hospital scenes may dip into melodrama (though the understatement of Marc Petersen, as Sunny's father, helps sidestep sentiment), but for the most part "The New Year" stays focused on its clear-eyed portrait of serious adulthood waiting to happen.

The fact that the writers chosen for the latest listmaking exercise aren't just children's writers but children's laureates has helped sidestep those pitfalls: these are people thoroughly steeped in what children respond to, as opposed to what they ought to respond to, and have remained sensitive to what they really enjoyed when they were young.

Open Access helps sidestep library budgets which are struggling to purchase the increasing numbers of journals.

Open Access helps sidestep library budgets which are struggling to cope with the increasing numbers of journals available, and it makes research freely available to the academic community and beyond.

For Mr. Kotzer, planning is vital to help families sidestep acrimony.

The U.S. vice president demanded that Britain, France and Germany "stand by us" and quit their efforts to help Tehran sidestep American sanctions.