Sentence examples for obviating problems from inspiring English sources
This process uses ammonia fumes rather than liquid to develop the image, obviating problems of paper shrinkage.
Thus, bromide substituents on either coupling partner could be preserved to give 7 e, f, obviating problems with their activation in SMC (Scheme 3) and leaving scope for further derivatization.
The PaperTab can also store thousands of documents – obviating, its developers say, the need for stacks of paper or a traditional computer monitor.
Senator Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada and the Senate majority leader, said Tuesday that the Senate would quickly take up the House bill and try to pass it unchanged, obviating House-Senate negotiations on a final version.
Problems, problems, problems.
"India is potentially a nation, as Europe, with its smaller population and great racial homogeneity, is not," he wrote, thereby obviating acres of print since, about whether there will ever be a United States of Europe.
"The injury she sustained that killed her was a direct impact to the head, because something hit her in the head, and that's what air bags are obviating," he said, adding that it was possible, but not certain, that she would have returned to a normal life.
