Sentence examples for would obviate from inspiring English sources

One would think the repeated appearance of bullets whizzing by their ears would obviate this question.

This would obviate the need for them to smuggle themselves in illegally – and dangerously.

A just, fully contemporary divorce law would obviate pre-nups altogether by recognising the morally obvious.

"He was hungry," Titania said, though the glamour would obviate any need for an excuse.

But administration officials were also hoping that Europe would select a candidate who would obviate the need for extended debate.

A plea bargain would obviate the need for the government to fill this hole in its case.

This would obviate the need for a Security Council vote and thereby the threat of a veto.

Both firms then decided to negotiate an all-encompassing settlement that would obviate the need for additional drama.

We envisaged that this alternative, although slower, would obviate the need for toxic and volatile precursors and increase the range of probe molecules that could be generated.

Exempting investment from the target as advocated by the opposition Labour Party would obviate the need for £28 billion of cuts (about 4% of all spending).

In our patient population, the PRMC test would obviate the need for further work up in relation to PCD in 2/3 of the patients.