Sentence examples for adept at evading from inspiring English sources
Analysts say they have been adept at evading the rules with clever and complex financial products.
But, warned Koolio: "The devil's in the detail and the banks are adept at evading regulation".
MRSA proves to be especially adept at evading the grasp of antibiotics, becoming a truly dangerous superbug.
They are adept at evading such tasks.Mr Wen does not see political freedom as having much to do with happiness.
Chinese internet users have become increasingly adept at evading censorship, often using images, analogies, Roman script and puns.
As bacteria become more adept at evading antibiotics, it has become much harder to find drugs that can beat them back.
They might have been adept then at evading musketry but one unfortunate bird didn't see an express train coming.
It is adept at climbing, which allows it to evade canine competitors.
But according to Johnson, the IRS has become adept at finding ways around this. "The government will often seek to evade that obligation," he said.
The analysis also showed that the bacterium seems very adept at shuffling its genes--an ability that may help it evade the immune system.
As the U.S. and its allies become more adept at tracking flows of money to and from terrorist groups, bin Laden and his supporters will find new ways of evading the authorities.
