Sentence examples similar to pitfall sidestepped from inspiring English sources
Fran Hawthorne has sidestepped these pitfalls in "The Merck Druggernaut: The Inside Story of a Pharmaceutical Giant" (John Wiley & Sons, $24.95).
Jordan Peele's feature debut Get Out (which sidestepped many pitfalls of the actor-directed project, due perhaps to Peele's time spent honing his craft on the set of his television show with Keegan-Michael Key) inflated the social hazards of interracial relationships to B-movie mayhem.
Though counterintuitive, any company can standardize this practice by flipping the way it approaches problems: rather than trying to find a single best answer, try to find all the pitfalls that need to be sidestepped.
Plus, his "safety-first" investment style has helped investors sidestep pitfalls like the 1987 crash and the 2000 bursting of the tech bubble.
InvesTech's model portfolio is up 18% in the past year, compared with a 13% gain for the S&P 500--plus his "safety-first" investment style has helped investors sidestep pitfalls like the 1987 crash and the 2000 bursting of the tech bubble.
One particular promising venue to obtain novel therapies is by repositioning existing drugs, as many of the pitfalls of classical drug development can be sidestepped this way.
Mr. Campbell sidestepped the flub.
The hospital sidestepped that question.
Mike Tyson sidestepped him.
The elder Cuomo sidestepped it.
