Sentence examples for better able to escape from inspiring English sources

Tree species that can grow quickly are better able to "escape" infestations, so forests with heavy liana growth tend to have more of these species.

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.

At 2 p.m., Kaufmann Theater, Central Park West and 79th Street, (212) 769-5200, amnh.org; $10 $88 for ages 3 to 12. 'THE ELVES AND THE SaturdayR' (Sandrday and Sunday) Would Cinderella have been better able to escape the ball if she had had athletic sneakers instead of glass slippers?

Alternatively or additionally, experiment 1 indicates that larvae of A. andersoni are better able to escape from or defend themselves against IGP than are the larvae of N. californicus and P. persimilis (see also Zhang & Croft 1995).

The specificity of the adaptation makes it likely that a better adapted host could exist, one able to escape from this parasite's harmful effects.

The cells migrate toward the center of the principal spiral and form spores or slugs being able to escape the starvation thread much better than a single cell.

Seeking better civil and economic opportunities, many blacks were not wholly able to escape racism by migrating to the North, where African Americans were segregated into ghettos and urban life introduced new obstacles.

By incorporating a mutation operator for the binary variables in the model, the algorithm is able to escape sub-optimal network topologies and proceed towards better solutions than can be found with ordinary PSO.

Will she be able to escape?

Although some Negroes have escaped poverty, few have been able to escape the urban ghetto.

Somehow, after 15 sweating minutes, we were able to escape.