Sentence examples for is dodging the issue from inspiring English sources

The second, and more pernicious, problem is that in talking about what is happening, rather than about what could happen, Obama is dodging the issue.

So the administration is dodging the issue as best it can.

This does not mean that Mr. Qurbani was dodging the issue of integration completely.

Mr Mulally, along with Ford and Microsoft, had been dodging the issue for months, and it threatened to overshadow Ford's big announcement at the Detroit show.

The Tories have some intellectual support but they are hardly cresting a wave as in 1979 – and they are dodging the issue about the size of the City.

This might sound like the typical talk of a right-wing populist, but many liberals, including Paul Scheffer, now regard Bolkestein as a hero, someone who had the courage to speak the truth when others were dodging the issue.

Still, I can't help feeling this is dodging the core issue.

Karl Rove, a former strategist to President Bush, said, "To the degree Obama tries to suggest he should be re-elected because of foreign policy strength, he looks like he's dodging the main issue".

His opening remarks, about the recent riots, are a declaration of intent: Maxwell won't be dodging the big issues.

Style: Diplomacy is an art, not a science, and Mr. Biden has to be careful not to seem like he's dodging the tough issues even as he's careful about what he says.

Yohanan Plesner, President of the Israel Democracy Institute, a think tank, told the BBC that many voters felt that politicians had been dodging "the real issues that they care about, which is cost of living and mainly cost of housing".