Sentence examples for may dodge this from inspiring English sources

That would soften the blow for them but would also hurt new entrants and growing companies, which would have to buy permits to expand.The task-force may dodge this last issue but it is expected to recommend a hybrid system: a general energy tax for smaller firms combined with emissions trading for larger companies.

We may dodge the dragon's breaths of fire from time to time, but this beast — death, more or less — will ultimately win.

A bigger problem is implementation: the difficulty in valuing expensive homes means that owners may dodge the tax or ring their lawyers.

The centre of Bangkok may dodge the worst floods to hit Thailand in nearly 60 years, the country's prime minister has said.

In typical Washington fashion, Congress may dodge the deadline, say, by extending all of the tax cuts for another year or so and pretending that the politics will be easier later on.

(The Dodgers were named for those Brooklynites who dodged trolley cars; Angelenos may dodge bullets on their way to work, but rarely trolleys).

The potential to win the Ryder Cup on American soil is attractive, and they may dodge FedEx Cup events to stay fresh.

There they may dodge barrels, walk across a narrow ledge, leap onto spinning platforms and avoid a "sweeper arm" designed to knock them into the water below.

But American agencies may dodge that by saying that they are seeking accreditation, or cite some other endorsement, for example by the consulate of the country they are dealing with.As legal regimes on adoption tighten, activity tends to shift.

"Instead of adhering to the warrant requirement, today's decision tells the police they may dodge it," Ginsburg said.

If you do a jump after a ramp or a ditch, you may dodge it.