Sentence examples for evade possible from inspiring English sources

Assange was swapping genders in a pantomime attempt to evade possible pursuers.

The Americans' primary mission was to destroy tons of anthrax spores hastily buried here in 1988 by the Soviets to evade possible detection at the site in Sverdlovsk where they were originally stocked, a violation of a 1972 treaty banning all biological arms.

Before arriving at Brest on 12 August, she had to maneuver several times to evade possible submarine contacts.

The army chief of staff, Gen. Endriartono Sutarto, who has criticized President Abdurrahman Wahid in the past, warned him not to dissolve Parliament as a way of evading possible impeachment proceedings.

The president-elect then evaded possible assassins in Baltimore, who were uncovered by Lincoln's head of security, Allan Pinkerton.

It is this constant innovation that is driving the market and making it possible to evade the law.

The Australian authorities are polite but suspicious when Dave and Alice evade questions about a possible drug connection in the case.

During interviews Monday, Torre did not evade questions about a possible return to the Mets, whom he managed from 1977 to 1981.

"It will no longer be possible to evade large sums of tax and plead ignorance in an attempt to avoid criminal prosecution," the paper says.

Those shareholders and boards then used corporate power and profits to systematically evade, weaken, and, when possible, dismantle the New Deal across the past 40 years.

They also encounter citizens in the system who claim not to be Americans in order to be deported abroad, to evade prosecution or a possible prison sentence from pending U.S. criminal charges.