Sentence examples for able to escape an from inspiring English sources

This means that they use components of the highest possible reliability, have redundancy in critical systems, undergo more testing prior to launch than does a launch vehicle carrying an automated spacecraft, and contain systems that warn of impending problems so that a crew might be able to escape an accident.

Our finding that members of the IxAC family of proteins in I. ricinus do not share immunodominant epitopes and that individual ticks express different IxAC variants indicate that part of a tick population are probably able to escape an anti-IxAC immune response.

I'm fortunate enough that I was able to escape a few jams".

If caught on the ground and not able to escape, a Virginia opossum may become catatonic.

Austerity measures imposed by the government have provoked a wave of protests, and speculation continues that the government will not be able to escape a bailout.

If Mr. Romney is able to escape a discussion of his faith, he is not likely to be so lucky on other issues, in particular health care.

As women there get more education and work more outside the home -- following their city sisters -- they are better able to escape a failing marriage.

He attracted up to 40,000 wealthy and highly-educated Japanese to his cult with claims that only members would be able to escape a coming apocalypse.

I thought I might be able to escape a female fate as an individual, but I didn't understand it was possible to change the fate itself.

Under the plans, detailed in a Green Paper published yesterday: * Foreign criminals charged with less serious offences will be able to escape a prison sentence in Britain altogether by agreeing to be deported.

It is why Rickwood Field, which will be 100 years old on Wednesday, has been able to escape a wrecking ball and become a shrine as America's oldest baseball park.