Sentence examples for difficulty to evade from inspiring English sources

Appalled at such callousness, Speer was shaken out of his loyalty to Hitler: he went behind Hitler's back to the army and industrial chiefs and persuaded them, without much difficulty, to evade executing Hitler's decree.

This led to a crisis in the theory of inference in the twelfth century, since Abelard unsuccessfully tried to evade the difficulty.

To evade the terminological difficulties, the European authority for supervision of pharmaceutical research (EMEA, 2002) has suggested a nomenclature that seems to fit the needs of current research practice and is in line with the ambitions of different harmonising projects to optimise privacy.

UBS's wealth management had its own difficulties when it admitted last year that it had helped thousands of American clients to evade taxes.

Most probably, the patients had difficulties recalling experiences that occurred at a very young age rather than trying to evade giving a positive answer.

But its proponents said it would be impossible to evade the tax and would therefore solve the short-run budgetary difficulties the government then faced.

There are several refueling spots along the coast and the traffickers generally switch between them to evade authorities (they use Monkey Point less often than they used to) but despite the infrequency, difficulty, and illegal nature of the work, people still flock to it.

Each attempt to evade detection — the….

But the requirement is easy to evade.

To evade these pressures, Morris turns inward.

Pathogens evolve to evade the evasions.