Sentence examples for without having to involve from inspiring English sources
Is there a way to fill the divots without having to involve a countertop installer?
"I cared for my mother and my mother-in-law, and I thought how nice it would be to decline without all these crises, without having to involve one's own children in crises," Mrs. Dewey said.
The S&V approach makes this auditing process secure because it allows a ballot paper to be checked without having to involve an election official (who in theory could be corrupt and tamper with a ballot).
Vanadium is a good material because its multiple ionic states mean it can be used to store energy without having to involve other reagents, and thus complicate the design.Unfortunately, vanadium is expensive.
The software lets the probe diagnose problems and fix itself without having to involve the operators back on Earth.
Brands can take advantage of its mobile marketing and monetization applications and platform management SaaS without having to involve developers or spend a lot of time worrying about marketing spend.
But the good news is that there are ways to handle an unresponsive landlord without ever having to involve a lawyer.
This provides the optimal environment for the study of human T cell differentiation within a surrogate host without having to directly involve human subjects.
The MPs promoting it say it would go back to the sort of economic relationship the UK had with the European Economic Community in the 1970s and 80s, without having to be involved with closer political union or the direct involvement of the European Court of Justice.
Why do people engage in protest when they could reap the benefits of others' protest without having to get involved?
Western German firms were under no great financial pressure to move in, and, with the help of the additional labour available from eastern German migrants, they expanded production at their existing plants without having to become involved in the difficulties of actually setting up a branch in the east.
