Sentence examples for escape any further from inspiring English sources

Even if Obama and his administration escape any further scandals, he will not be able to avoid the "lame-duck" factor.

His defiance came amid a growing row, as City advisers to crooked media tycoon Robert Maxwell looked set to escape any further sanctions over their role in the 1991 flotation of Mirror Group Newspapers MGNN).

Exchange-rate falls have instead prompted renewed selling by investors hoping to escape any further depreciation.Emerging economies are also vulnerable to new kinds of currency mismatch, according to Hyun Song Shin of Princeton University.

After a Hamilton single to left had runners at first and second, Carpenter escaped any further trouble by getting Young to ground out to short.

Harlequins' director of rugby Conor O'Shea and his Leicester counterpart Richard Cockerill have both been warned about their future conduct by the Rugby Football Union but have escaped any further punishment following their criticism of match officials at Premiership games last weekend.

Davis abruptly canceled his scheduled appearance that day at a weekly reporters' lunch sponsored by The Christian Science Monitor, escaping any further questions by pleading that he had to hit the campaign trail.

Shortly after completing that suspension, Shiels was dismissed late in a game at Inverness for what he described as "a kick at nothing" but escaped any further sanctions.

For instance, Jermain Defoe, who was accused of biting an opponent in 2006, escaped any further action because he was shown a yellow card at the time.

It was as though he was holding on so that I wouldn't escape myself any further.

The insurgents escaped without any further loss to their number.

Nonetheless, so far, it has managed to escape being further discovered and developed.