Sentence examples for try to obviate from inspiring English sources
Some lawmakers have been scrambling to try to obviate the veto rejection.
In February, the Allak and Acil families met for a "peace dinner" to try to obviate the need for a revenge killing.
Depp and the filmmakers rather cleverly try to obviate this problem by framing the action, which takes place in the late eighteen-sixties, as a flashback from 1933.
The cost containment of occupational health physicians may be due to their co-operation with employers as occupational health care physicians may feel that employers expect them to try to obviate employees' absence from work when possible.
Compared to the tradable schemes (TCS), the Robin Hood method tries to obviate the "trade" part, which comes at a restrictive cost compared to what our method (TSS) offers.
Hegel's system tries to obviate the facticity of the world by understanding reason as the world's immanent self-articulation.
We have tried to obviate this by including quite general search terms (see Table 1).
We tried to obviate this by washing the cells in albumin-free medium prior to freeze-stopping but that delay in freeze-stopping caused large variations in the measurements of α-Thr phosphorylation.
There can be absolutely no room for error this time around with that which we seek to obviate.
For the moment, at least, the preferred Plan B would be to try to persuade House Democrats to approve the health care bill that the Senate adopted on Christmas Eve, obviating the need for an additional Senate vote and sending the measure directly to President Obama for his signature, administration officials and Congressional aides said on Sunday.
