Sentence examples for that sidestep from inspiring English sources

Recently, proteins with regular, repetitive tertiary structures have been identified that sidestep limitations imposed by globular protein architecture.

Stylistically, he is everywhere, from Minimalism to 12-tone and densely pounded clusters that sidestep debates about tonality entirely.

Analysts said the attacks on the planes might have forced American officials to relearn lessons from the past about the risks of antidrug operations that sidestep broader reforms.

McEwan is in line for £1m a year in "share allowances" that sidestep the EU bonus cap and are also used by other banks.

Those investigations are continuing but the public enjoyed the satisfaction of seeing the Treasury take on global corporations that sidestep UK taxes by basing their operations elsewhere.

However, defending the arts and humanities in terms that sidestep their intrinsic value and their unique qualities creates a hostage to fortune.

A fair argument, but one that sidesteps the basic subjectivity of art.

I want to comment on a way that sidesteps the whole idea of lock-in.

Those that sidestepped the worst mortgage-related landmines now top the industry's new order.

The gesture is a half-measure that sidesteps the department's legal obligation.

Worse, they are often packaged in murky language that sidesteps the thorny details of governing.