Sentence examples for escaping conditions from inspiring English sources

A difference in attitudes about education between the races was apparent as freed blacks saw education as the key to increasing their opportunities, or at least escaping conditions they had endured during servitude.

"The government has been acting from the top... rather than enabling people to escape conditions that trap them," he said.

This paper examines the Philippines' experience in attempting to escape conditions of lock-in and path dependency on fossil fuels, and attempting a governed transition to low-carbon energy sources.

Who wouldn't try to escape conditions like these?

The story of Hagar and Ishmael also highlights the needs of those who have escaped conditions of slavery.

Roughly 75% of the cattle in San Luis Obispo County have been sold or taken out of state over the last four years to escape conditions in the most drought-stricken region in California.

He was among tens of thousands of German Palatines who escaped conditions of war and poverty in southwestern Germany throughout the eighteenth century and journeyed up the Rhine River to Rotterdam seeking passage to the New World.

Many birds make their way here for the winter, escaping harsh conditions further north.

Such suicides were often described as a means of escaping somatic conditions.

M. guttatus appears to have evolved a strategy of escaping cold conditions by reproducing quickly in alpine environments rather than maximizing its survival potential.

Thus, the personnel escape conditions and routes are determined by the parameters of fire smoke flow.