Sentence examples for cannot expect to escape from inspiring English sources

But an organisation which devotes more pages in its annual report to human-rights abuses in Britain and America than those in Belarus and Saudi Arabia cannot expect to escape doubters' scrutiny.

The U.S. cannot expect to escape the problems that afflict much of the world today.

"I don't expect to escape unscathed," Tafoya said.

Don't expect to escape most electronics stores without a salesman suggesting a premium cable.

I didn't expect to escape from this unscathed, and, sure enough, the e-mails are beginning to flow in.

Anyone acting solely out of compassion and who had given only "minor" help (like accompanying someone to Dignitas) could expect to escape prosecution.

First of all, how does a tiny outfit like Zediva expect to escape the scrutiny of the movie studios and their lawsuit-slapping trade group, the Motion Picture Association of America?

By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 I didn't expect to escape from this unscathed, and, sure enough, the e-mails are beginning to flow in.

Some believe in heavenly rewards for good behavior, and especially in the righteousness of divine punishment, which they hope and generally expect to escape through good behavior.

But the billions of dollars required to do it are not available to a government in the throes of a fiscal crisis from which it does not expect to escape until 2010.

Some worried that, given Detroit's friendliness to organised labour, Judge Rhodes would rule in favour of pension-holders, which he did not; he held that neither bondholders nor pension-holders can expect to escape pain-free.