Sentence examples for to be sidestepped from inspiring English sources

She seems to view Twitter's 140-character limit as rather like the other checks on her power: an annoyance to be sidestepped rather than a hard rule.

It could be viewed as an easy way around offering more flexible working-hours for parents, and a means by which the development of a supportive, family-friendly work environment is able to be sidestepped.

The removal of an emphasis on realistic settings allows these explanations to be sidestepped.

Afroyim's earlier stipulation that he had voted in the 1951 Israeli election together with an accompanying concession by the government that this was the sole ground upon which it had acted to revoke Afroyim's citizenship allowed the potential issue of diluted allegiance through dual citizenship to be sidestepped.

The EU has decreed curbs on the bonuses and Brussels is enraged that London-based banks appear to be sidestepping the new rules with ease.

He said that for now, New York appeared to be sidestepping the downturn that had taken hold in some regions, in part because there was a lag between national economic measurements and local ones.

Partly inspired by the life of scientology founder L Ron Hubbard, Anderson's picture has earned rave reviews and thus fear appears to be sidestepping the controversy of its torrid subject matter.

We filtered CoreLogic's data and looked at cities with at least 100,000 mortgages, then picked the 10 worst foreclosure swamps and the 10 places that appear to be sidestepping the crisis the best.

So how can Congress still be sidestepped?

From production to promotion, labels to venues, club nights to merchandise to fanzines, people are sidestepping the convoluted and compromised industry model and doing it themselves.

Fourth, democracy was sidestepped.