Sentence examples for escaping than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zawahiri may have had an easier time escaping than Mr. bin Laden.

But the lesson of previous monetary mistakes is that it is less costly to prevent inflation from escaping than to recapture it.

Such procedures assume that the situation in the cookie-cutter geopolitical unit known as Somalia is more worthy of escaping than the situation immediately across the border which may or may not be the case, since borders seldom neatly contain humanitarian crises.

There he quickly concluded that it would be better to be killed trying to escape than to await death.

Yet I woke up this morning in a Jerusalem whose atmosphere is far more like the place I tried to escape than the one I escaped to.

This notwithstanding I will add: It were better that ten suspected witches should escape than that one innocent person should be condemned.

It is possible that it might be harder to escape than many expect, especially with large parts of Europe battling the same problem.

The most famous expression of this relative weighting of likely harms is the Blackstonian dictum that "it is better that ten guilty persons escape, than that one innocent suffer" (Blackstone 1770: 352).

"I canʼt think of any better escape than sex… if itʼs done right.

Hence electrons bound near the center of the potential well require more energy to escape than those at greater separations.

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, May 28 (Reuters) - Four more of the girls kidnapped by Boko Haram last month have escaped than previously thought, Nigeria's Borno state said on Wednesday, but 219 others were still missing and assumed held by the Islamist militants.