Sentence examples for to side step a from inspiring English sources

The new effect would seem to side step a fundamental limit set by the century-old textbook theory of diffraction.

It has already been stoked by attempts by banks to side step an EU rule limiting bankers' bonuses to 100% of salary, or 200% if shareholders give the go-ahead.

It was an arrangement that enabled the British government to side-step a Geneva convention clause that would have obliged it to demand the return of any prisoner transferred to the US once it became apparent that they were not being treated in accordance with the convention.

He finished his metaphor by asking: "Do we want our bear to just become a stuffed animal?" Later in the conference, Mr Putin also appeared to side-step a question from BBC correspondent John Simpson, who asked the President if he would to tell people in the West he had no desire to carry on with "this new Cold War".

"Add to email the nuanced integration of Twitter, and you're on the path to side-stepping a false dichotomy between 'email' OR 'social'social

You can't go running down a virtual hallway to escape the T-Rex, but you can at least try to side step him a little, or crouch so he passes over you.

It became a way to side step elements of an artworld conversation and see a different kind of artistic impact.

Who would be the first to side step and avoid a collision?

Much like consumers saw an opportunity to side step pay TV by buying an Apple TV or Roku, some will eagerly look to do so by buying a smart home solution from Apple.

Now, however, Vos and his colleagues at the University of Twente have found a way to side step that limit, as they report in a paper in press at Physical Review Letters.

So we hide behind "I'll try" rather than "I'll do" in an attempt to side step accountability through ambiguity, equivalence, obfuscation, or even downright double talk.