Sentence examples for changes to escape from inspiring English sources

Hmm... and didn't we just hear Google CEO Eric Schmidt's warning that the amount of personal data people post on the internet will require future name changes to escape cyper-pasts?

Emerging infectious diseases will always pose a world threat because of the continuous battle with pathogens that undergo antigenic changes to escape our immune system, and resist antimicrobial treatment.

In this scenario, although HeT-A would be constantly domesticated to fulfill the function of telomere replication, it would try to keep its parasitic nature by making the necessary changes to escape the telomere targeting and regulation imposed by other cellular components.

Some critics say the name was changed to escape the stigma of selling cigarettes.

In Brescia, Dr. Primi changed focus -- to study how microbes continually change to escape the clutches of the immune system.

My own family history – from Miriam Beckerman and Louis Friedeburg becoming Frasers (a name change to escape antisemitism) to their grandson becoming Rev Fraser (long story) to the uncircumcised Felix Fraser – can be read as a betrayal of that 614th commandment.

Four days later, the show's title was changed to Escaping the KKK: A Documentary Series Exposing Hate in America, and a civil rights organization was announced as an addition to A&E's partners.

As this acronym seems to help to highlight the problem of MDROs, some authors [14] claim a change to "ESCAPE" is warranted (E. faecium, S. aureus, C. difficile, A. baumannii, P. aeruginosa and Enterobacteriaceae spp). in order to highlight the importance of C. difficile and incorporate not only Enterobacter spp. but also other Enterobacteriaceaespp.

Race To Witch Mountain ($39.99 Special Edition and $44.99 BluRay; Disney) -- Okay, before I bemoan the changes made to Escape To Witch Mountain (what, kids think the word "escape" is too dull so they changed it to "race") not to mention the inclusion of The Rock, let's be clear.

More recently, artists have been particularly keen to change names to escape their musical pasts.

Changes in body shape could affect the swimming capacity of fish and change their ability to escape predators [59].