Sentence examples for obviates having from inspiring English sources

The reason, hotel analysts say, is that spreading the surcharge across all or most of the chain's properties obviates having to increase the surcharge sharply just on the West Coast.

That is, having features of one type does not obviate having features of the other types, nor does the absence of one (or more) features of one type necessarily indicate that that type is irrelevant.

The direct-drive equipment obviates Riversimple from having to fit a gearbox; drivers just push buttons on the dash for forward, neutral or reverse.

Wonderful, but it does not obviate the impact of having to pay for the software immediately.

With regards to the direct costs of materials, the automated uploading of completed surveys obviated the step of having to transfer data in the field from a PDA to a laptop.

Consensus on common goals does not obviate groups or organizations having different levels of power and exercising that power at different stages of the process, whether in collecting, recording and interpreting data (where dissension may arise) or in overriding objections to the early promotion of results or in promoting particular findings over others.

If the study was "successful," at least we could adopt an A1C-derived unit (e.g., "estimated average glucose" in milligrams per deciliter or millimoles per liter) that would obviate the IFCC objection to having laboratory results expressed as a percentage.

He said the successful addition of Dan Marino to the show has obviated the need for Parcells.

In many instances, it has obviated the need for free tissue transfer.

The computerized machines have obviated the painstaking operations that eat up so much time on conventional machines.

He expects the requirement to be dropped in the coming years as cellphones have obviated the need.