0 past simple and past participle of sidestep
The need to justify policy change on the basis of evidence can be conveniently sidestepped.
This level of analysis and explanation simply cannot be sidestepped.
The problem of asking people about a condition they have not experienced could be sidestepped by using utility values provided by patients themselves.
By integrating behaviour and geometry at the microscale, the dilemma of behaviour/geometry is sidestepped.
Many aspects of human color vision are neglected or sidestepped in their account.
The thankless and probably fruitless effort to estimate the proportion of oats eaten by people and horses can be sidestepped by simply providing the limits of the argument.
Correspondingly, even if the interviewer recognizes that the question has been sidestepped, he or she may decide to "let it pass" in the interest of moving the interview along.
It has not been fully removed but merely sidestepped with the introduction of the council tax.
