Sentence examples for obviating your from inspiring English sources

Don't just worry about the robots obviating your job on the assembly line, in other words; worry about them surpassing your expertise at the examination table or on the brokerage floor.

There is a real-world dimension here that may obviate your need to answer this question now.

The utopian -- or at least longer-term -- solution is to improve public education enough to obviate your question, but if you're committed to private school, then your volunteer work does not discredit you.

In reality, it's called an international driving permit, and while it is recognized by many United Nations member countries, it in no way obviates your need for an American driver's license.

(I particularly like a push-button boot closer, even though the manoeuvre this obviates – lifting your arm – is not one I ever found onerous).

Not only do you get a whole hour of free stuff, but you can often subscribe to your favorite podcast, obviating the need for exhausting acts like clicking: files automatically arrive on your hard drive like magazines on doorsteps.

It fades a bit in sleep mode, but unlike, say, the Apple Watch, it does not become a black hole when your arm is at rest, thus obviating the need to wave said arm around endlessly to wake it up and so not look like an adult version of a "Star Trek" transporter.

I downloaded an app that logs your running route on GPS, thereby obviating the need to buy a £300 plastic watch that's been designed to do only this.

Complexity is increasingly embedded in the chip, obviating the need for a big and complex organization.

Metanautix's software solves the problem by obviating it.

A newly developed volumetric scanning system holds promise of obviating past limitations.