Sentence examples for seeking to dodge from inspiring English sources

"Participants seeking to dodge troubles face the same problem as someone seeking to avoid venereal disease," he wrote.

The Prime Minister has been accused of seeking to dodge facing off with leaders including Ukip's Nigel Farage with criticism of television companies' plans for the format.

HSBC has issued an apology as a political row over its Swiss private banking arm grows, saying it has "no appetite" to deal with clients seeking to dodge tax.

Indeed, David Cameron's foreign policy pronouncements appear too often to have swung between two poles: between hasty and empty grandstanding, over the EU financial integration and Syria, and seeking to dodge difficult issues, including Sri Lanka over human rights and China and Tibet.

They have made it almost impossible for investors to understand and analyze our largest commercial banks and investment banks … Participants seeking to dodge troubles face the same problem as someone seeking to avoid venereal disease: It's not just whom you sleep with, but also whom they are sleeping with".

"Donors seeking to dodge contribution limits can simply give unlimited amounts to the candidate's super PAC".

In recent years, Mo has sought to dodge political controversy.

Not that the thorny issue of immigration was one that Cox ever sought to dodge.

Both men sought to dodge a direct answer to the question of whether the country was better off.

It has been approved by parliament and the PRA is clear it will stamp on any restructuring proposal from a bank that seeks to dodge the spirit of the rules.

A PDP insider says there is a growing mood of paranoia in the party as leading figures seek to dodge Mr Jonathan's axe.Mr Jonathan may now put close allies in ministerial posts to limit the influence of governors, especially in states such as Kano and Rivers.