Sentence examples for help skirt from inspiring English sources

Soft cases can help skirt airline weight limits but generally can't be shipped.

The Times and The Observer reported allegations that the 2016 "Brexit" campaign used a Cambridge Analytica contractor to help skirt election spending limits.

You will never die". Nadia is understandably offended, but that idea is the heartbeat of the show that her character is so alive that she can't help skirting the edges of existence, tiptoeing up to too much.

Steinbrenner also was not afraid to embrace technology — such as it was — to help him skirt the rules.

While it will take time for any changes to take effect, France has already taken steps that could help it skirt the worst in coming years.

Inside, some patients offered bribes of the equivalent of a dollar or two to guards who could help them skirt hours in waiting lines.

He also suggested special bypasses to help buses skirt heavily traveled routes and traffic lights that can be clanged by bus drivers to speed movement.

But there are no trails or boardwalks to help you skirt the potholes, and nothing can keep away the bugs in spring and summer.

Good news: Your cellphone may soon be able to help you skirt a big traffic snarl.

And most funds also prohibit you from directing grants to your private foundation; they don't want to help you skirt a law that allows a bigger tax break for donations to a public charity (such as a donor-advised fund) than to a private foundation.

This would save you money in closing costs ― no points or application fees ― and could even help them skirt capital gains taxes.