Sentence examples for escape containment from inspiring English sources

Both men were fatally attracted to wealth and power, and both allowed Labour's ambivalent political identity to escape containment and thereby threaten its existence as a coherent political form.

The moment you let your guard down, toddlers will do something you didn't think was possible to escape containment.

Ninety-eight percent of fires today are still suppressed before they reach 300 acres, but the 2percentthatat escape containment account for 97percentt of fire fighting costs and total area burned, said a team of scientists led by Malcolm North of the University of California, Davis.

Here, both immobilisation (constriction) and prevention of escape (containment within the foot) are conducted by the feet, and assisted by beak attacks.

Antibiotics and their metabolites are excreted in feces and urine, and escape containment during normal waste management operation and surface runoff (6).

If smallpox is assumed to be transmitted very quickly to contacts, it may at times escape containment by ring vaccination, but could be controlled in these circumstances by mass vaccination.

This tactic was highly successful as it reduced the potential of themain fire escaping containment lines.

For instance, the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) virus has escaped containment several times.

Last week we reported on two papers in Nature describing breakthrough techniques in modifying E. coli bacteria to ensure that they would be unable to thrive if they escaped containment.

Details of the Fukushima accidents remain sketchy, and it will likely be months before the true scope of radiation release will be known, both in terms of which isotopes have escaped containment and at what levels.

We were left to concentrate on our surroundings, the litter that escaped containment in the dump and a pool of green sludge filled with trash.