Sentence examples for obviating any from inspiring English sources

Many conservatives interpreted this insight as obviating any need for government to regulate pollution and other negative externalities.

A few virologists raised hopes that in a short time the drugs might eliminate H.I.V. from the body, thus achieving a cure and obviating any drug therapy.

For many of the issues in the SDGs, information is not disaggregated by sex, obviating any possibility of understanding gender differences.

Sources say Elisabeth, who turned 44 on Wednesday, has no desire to leave Britain and believes her father can carry on for at least another 10 years, obviating any need for a succession decision.

As the congressmen wrote to Ashcroft, "If there had been such an agreed understanding between Ms. Stewart and her broker, one would have expected that Ms. Stewart — a former stockbroker, New York Stock Exchange Board member, and sophisticated businesswoman — would have executed a stop-loss order, obviating any need for her broker to contact her, especially as she was heading to Mexico on vacation".

In this study, suture breakage was the mode of failure for all repairs, obviating any possible benefit of including a mechanically robust scaffold.

"He was hungry," Titania said, though the glamour would obviate any need for an excuse.

If the alcohol made both of them do it, then why should the woman's consent be obviated any more than the man's?

They're still exuding conventional, slightly strained politeness as they complete typing out a joint statement that will obviate any public or legal engagement.

Rabbi Yisroel Bendelstein of the Orthodox Union, who has fielded perhaps a half-dozen calls about the cookies, said he hoped the letters would "obviate any concerns".

Mihet still hopes for success in the courts, and said "the fact that some clerks may issue licenses against the law doesn't obviate any of the appeals".