Sentence examples similar to side step the worst from inspiring English sources

The 2007 IPCC report warned that a reduction of at least 25-40 per cent in emissions from industrialised countries will be needed by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, but a cut of at least 80-95per cent by 2050 will be needed to side-step the worst effects of climate change and ultimately achieve climate stabilisation.

It side-steps the fundamental challenge of underwater generation.

Saybeck's plan is essentially to side-step the courts.

Sanders, however, since then has side-stepped the issue.

At each step, the worst remaining attributes are removed from the set.

While the organisation is split between those who believe governments should emphasise public investment over supply-side reforms, such as cuts in subsidies and benefits, the report side-steps the need for organisations such as the IMF to write off some or all of the debts accumulated by countries worst hit by the 2008 crash.

He conveniently forgets that the wonders of financial deregulation led, step by step, to the worst financial crash since 1929.

After that, both sides stepped back from the brink.

Try doing the side step or shuffle.

Each step involved the worst of dangers.

On the flip side, she said, "the worst thing is the lack of sleeping".