Sentence examples for skirts the problem from inspiring English sources

"I just thought, I don't like these clothes," says Suzanne Clements, of her shopping trips during her recent pregnancy and whose line for Blossom (which skirts the problem by handpicking non-maternity pieces that will accommodate a pregnant shape) will be in store from the end of August.

As such, it skirts the problem of the so-called filter bubble, the "personalization" of news which can lead people narrow their content choices.

This skirts the problem of being penalized.

It is easier to skirt the problem, especially when it doesn't hinder current performance.

We strongly applaud your forthrightness in confronting rather than skirting the problem of racism.

For the last month or so, without John Maine available, they have found ways of skirting the problem with strategic planning.

To attract enough older people -- who do not always act rationally when it comes to insurance -- and thereby skirt the problem of adverse selection.

Naylor has skirted the problem of writing about such fast-changing politics by taking a more distant geographical and chronological perspective.

But not only does the OWS experiment skirt the problem of pluralism through self-selection, the ideological homogeneity of self-selection may make deliberation tend toward extremism, as Cass Sunstein's important work on deliberation and group polarisation shows.

Actually, they've skirted the problem by requiring a cellular base station to be installed in the aircraft itself.Instead of covering hundreds of square miles, this airborne "picocell" broadcasts within the cabin and little further.

The embassy skirted the problem by knocking through to a new entrance on a street named after Persian poet Ferdowsi, an Iranian hero and so safe from future change.