Sentence examples for easier escape from inspiring English sources

The immediate cause of the Beetle's demise was the new requirement that Mexico City taxis have four doors offering easier escape for tourists, who have sometimes found themselves trapped in there seat as they were victimized by bandits.

Thinner Knudsen layer indicates easier escape of ethanol molecules from PVP fluid jets to the atmosphere through this layer and consequently faster solidification of the fluid jets.

Given that the clients in this study were recruited based on sex with FSWs in Tijuana, this suggests that married male clients from Tijuana may perceive a more accessible and easier "escape" from wives or partners than married clients from San Diego.

On Thursday the new work, Magnus Lindberg's "Cantigas," came first, affording listeners no easy escape.

It won't be easy escaping Canada with the 3 points, but if the Sounders are the team our supporters expect, it will happen.

It is obviously easier to escape from those imposed identities – but not as easy as you would want it to be even now.

And it's never been easier to escape.

And Ratner knows fans should find it easier to escape by being closer to the entertainment.

When issues in the Third World affected our lives only indirectly responsibility was easier to escape.

But everywhere, people are finding it easier to escape paying taxes.

But the Divorce Reform Act, making it easier to escape marriage, didn't come into effect until 1971.