Sentence examples for better evade from inspiring English sources

So it is online publications, which can better evade the authorities, that are left to do their best to highlight cases of journalists and bloggers behind bars.

Flutie may be a tad self-centered, but he is more of a winner than Johnson and he can better evade the speedy Brian Urlacher, who is blitzing more and more in Chicago's defense.

Some animals and insects wear their costumes all year round, masquerading as plants, leaves, and even other creatures to better evade predators and to hunt their own prey.

In this way, the cell can better evade the fly's innate immunity.

Cells that divide faster and better evade the body's surveillance systems become more common and spread: a standard evolutionary process.

Also, the acquisition of new genes or the sparing of existing proteins from proteolytic degradation may have endowed the bacteria with means to better evade host immune defenses.

He then tried posting, without comment, a cartoon drawing of Ai, the better to evade China's word-sensitive filtering software.

And even when it seems like this episode might tip over into all setup, there are those pleasing little "Breaking Bad" structural hallmarks, like the yin-yang of Hank pretending to be sick to investigate Walt while Walter is actually sick and is pretending to be well to try to blend back in with his surroundings, which will be all the better to evade capture, even if he doesn't know it yet.

Most obviously, networking the earth will make every open society much better at evading nature's fury.

But extremely massive black holes can cause instabilities in their accretion disks that make the gas and dust collapse into forming stars, which are better at evading the black hole's gravity.

That development possibly spurred the evolution of deadly venom in snakes as well, as new techniques were needed to attack mammals that had gotten so much better at evading the hug of death.