Sentence examples for escape opportunity from inspiring English sources

Lucille is not a very cooperative patient but, spotting an escape opportunity, she volunteers to be in Tobias' play.

As the escape of juveniles to mature vegetation is a main demographic bottleneck for most Sudanian savanna species, it is essential to create escape opportunities.

To overcome this problem and to provide lateral escape opportunities along the length of the underpasses, we developed an anti-predation tube.

Prospective victims would also have more escape opportunities (more opportunities to run and hide) than at Utøya, and the authorities would probably have been able to confront him sooner.

Vegetation behind nightjars significantly increased their aerial escape opportunities from terrestrial attacks during their peak activity period, when nightjars reveal visible feather bands during their foraging sallies from the ground and their cryptic colouration may not always match the background.

This is not something to guzzle, but sensation to be savoured in nibbles, so no flavour escapes the opportunity to be tasted.

Meetings are hothouses of discomfort that any rational person would want to escape given the opportunity.

Immediately escape when the opportunity presents itself.

People who hunt often speak about their own ethical standards--ensuring, for example, that animals have a sporting chance and a fair opportunity to escape their pursuer.

Galina Polunina, though, saw ballet primarily as an escape, an opportunity for her only child, Sergei, to achieve a brighter existence than her own.

However, even tight linkage of a transgene to a negative block might not always prevent transgene escape when opportunity for hybridization is high (Linder et al. 1998).