Sentence examples for escape achieved from inspiring English sources

A team at Cornell University has shown that, even at the lowest value of methane escape achieved in practice during fracking in the US, the greenhouse gas emissions of shale gas are higher than coal-burning.

The chief concern, in this instance, was gangs (particularly the Aryan Brotherhood), not terrorism, and even some of the featured content such as an article about a prison escape achieved with the help of dental floss was deemed too dangerous.

The chief concern, in this instance, was gangs (particularly the Aryan Brotherhood), not terrorism, and even some of the featured content — such as an article about a prison escape achieved with the help of dental floss — was deemed too dangerous.

Facilitating their escape was achieved using utmost sensitivity and secrecy and with the safety of the women as our primary concern.

Glenn Chapple's effort to push his team to the required additional batting point will live long in the memory of the county if the great escape is achieved.

Endosomal escape is achieved by including components that induce membrane fusion at low pH or block pH lowering inside the endosome in the DNA-carrier complex.

This suggests that the threshold is controlled to compensate for the insufficient escape velocity achieved during large turn angles, and could explain a significant negative correlation between the turn angle and the threshold angular size (r = 0.1145, P<0.05).

Final escape angles achieved by a net increase in angle after stage 1 are associated with lower performance than where the initial turning direction is reversed (Table 3; Fig. 4).

However, this view that the economy – in the US as elsewhere – has achieved escape velocity is not just premature, but dangerous.

Constitution Day, like Flag Day and Armed Forces Day, is one of those would-be holidays that never quite achieved escape velocity.

"In February or March, I thought the labor market had achieved escape velocity," said Patrick J. O'Keefe, the director of economic research at J. H. Cohn, a consulting firm.