Sentence examples for capable of escape from inspiring English sources

But the fact is, many Western expatriates are less capable of escape than they like to believe.

Only Ms. Williams's fiercely independent singer, stripped down to a black, skirted teddy in the last solo, seemed remotely capable of escape.

With help, most people are capable of escaping welfare dependency.

Gravitational waves are the only information known to be capable of escaping a black hole's crushing gravity.

Too big for League Two, Andy Awford's Portsmouth team are surely capable of escaping it this term.

He also gives little attention to the fact that the human brain is capable of escaping the grip of its associations.

In a nutshell, cancers appear capable of escaping attack by your body's own immune system by persuading (chemically, that is) key parts of the system to switch off.

Scruffy, scrappy and with Darren Fletcher fighting a forlorn battle to bring some cohesion to their play while Sandro struggled to second guess Gini Wijnaldum, Pulis's players seemed barely capable of escaping their own half.

Nobody knows this better than Violet, who at 16 displays an overly sophisticated clinical understanding of her own and her family's psychology, and comes across as fully capable of escaping her troubled past — especially since she has the support of an intelligent therapist, case workers and the police officer on Rose's case.

Thus, the percentage of HIV-infected individuals who carry a mutant virus capable of escaping immune detection by HLA-B*51 and HLA-B*27 molecules tends to be high in populations with high frequencies of the HLA-B*51 and HLA-B*27 genes.

HCV is a highly mutable virus and is capable of escaping RNAi-mediated silencing.