Sentence examples for escaping the need from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Obama, there is no escaping the need for Russian-Western cooperation on huge problems.

There is no moral philosopher's stone, or no way of escaping the need for direct moral judgement.

Therefore, amplicons, which are virus-derived transgenes, were designed to combine the genetic stability of transgenic plants with the elevated replication rate of plant viruses, escaping the need of an inoculation process.

There is no escaping the need to build systems that reach all women, and provide access to known interventions that will benefit women's nutrition: both for its own sake, and as an unavoidable requirement in the first 500 days of life.

Ferguson may be gone now, but Rooney cannot escape the need to meet the implacable demands of his former manager.

Congress and the White House cannot escape the need for a commission to investigate failures and recommend wholesale changes.

Ardent opponents of the I.M.F. had favored paying most or even all the money back immediately, to escape the need for such monitoring.

No country that considers itself a target can escape the need to make sure that its hospitals are geared up to identify a biological attack (see article), or that it knows how to clean up after a radiological one.

Because the bonds were sold only to South Carolina residents, the bonds escaped the need for Securities & Exchange Commission registration.

However, metalloids forming or embedded in nano-sized particles escape the need to cross the cell membrane because these particles can be taken into the cell by endocytosis.

Second, we cannot escape the need to live an integrated life or to have this, at a minimum, as an aspiration (1997, 180).