Sentence examples for sidestepping the problem from inspiring English sources

Anything else is just sidestepping the problem.

Licensing its search index from companies that have already spent billions on competing with Google does at least mean Oscobo is sidestepping the problem of trying to compete head on with Google's tech.

Alignment of a government by the will of the people with science ensuring that the will of the people was progressive was Jefferson's way of sidestepping the problem of the turbulence of government in the hands of the people the chief problem of a Jeffersonian republic (e.g., TJ to Edward Carrington, 16 Jan . 1787 and TJ to James Madison, 30 Jan . 1787.

But buying new means sidestepping the problems encountered by vintage connoisseurs like Mark Reckeweg, 28, a writer on the Lower East Side.

Such a reactor could be built in a factory, sidestepping the problems of assuring high-quality fabrication in the field and allowing fast installation.

It is understandably hard for secular observers to sidestep the problem of belief.

Second, can the church really sidestep the problem of historical fact?

Hence, the invention of the Booker International, which, by awarding a body of work biennially rather than a single book each year, sidesteps the problem entirely.

Critics said Uefa had sidestepped the problem but their decision was understandable as Armenia and Azerbaijan have shown that their relationship remains unmanageable, in football terms anyway.

And, as with so many foreign-language translations, it neatly sidestepped the problem of comprehensibility that dogs Shakespeare's comic scenes.

Very long Blair-size gaps raise just as many eyebrows, as does the decision to sidestep the problem and stop at one child.