Sentence examples for proposed workaround from inspiring English sources

A proposed workaround posted on Microsoft's Web site advises people to use "a different word such as 'start' or 'commence.' " "It makes no sense from any normal human perspective," Dr. Nielsen said.

Sharansky proposed a workaround, which was accepted by all sides, including the U.R.J., earlier this year.

But way back in 2005 the Democratic DC lawyer Robert Bauer proposed a workaround: Presidents could nominate only justices who agree to serve limited terms, and over time a new norm would be established.

Alliance Data said Blackstone had failed to try hard enough to propose a workaround for those regulatory demands, and in short order sued its would-be buyer to force completion of the deal.

Given that the Supreme Court proposed the very workaround the Obama administration is now putting into place, chances seem remote.

Gateway steps in and tries to mediate, proposing seven workarounds, including a suggestion to "disable script blocking" in the Norton AntiVirus program.

Apple proposes some workarounds from this, including a method by which a sandwich layer of Gorilla Glass-like material is used on top of the sapphire base layer to make sure the coating sticks.

An experimental workaround is proposed and shown to yield correct measurements.

Now the PEIS was proposing an elegant workaround to the problem: NOAA wanted to move a number of young female monk seals out of the Leewards every year and into the friendlier waters around the mains.

Limitations of PRA continue to occupy researchers, and workarounds are often proposed.

One potential workaround that has been proposed is Koza's so-called national popular vote legislation.