Sentence examples for evading attention from inspiring English sources

"It had nice remote administration, with a dashboard panel, and it was quite good at evading attention by antivirus products," he said.

Wickersham, a 33-year-old recovering alcoholic and meth addict herself, eyes Sharon, who has been here for several weeks sliding by, evading attention.

The mystery is how Sir Gerald Howarth, the Tory MP for Aldershot who in the gay marriage debate referred to "aggressive homosexuals", evaded attention for so long.

The Scotland international evades attention on the edge of the area and Tom Cairney finds Fulham's leading marksman, who places the ball into the bottom right corner.

ArmA: Combat Operations Atari ESRB: Mature (Blood, Violence, Strong Language) Platform: PC Ever since the release of Battlefield 1942 much of the focus of military shooters is around the multiplayer modes, and somehow ArmA: Combat Operations has completely evaded attention.

Tamerlan visited Dagestan early last year, reportedly evading the attention of the FBI, which had previously questioned him but failed to spot his trip due to a spelling mistake in his name, according to Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.

He was a slinky, impish player with an ability for evading the attention of defenders and a habit of arriving in the box with the anonymity of someone in a witness protection programme.

Their departure on Friday was believed aimed at evading media attention and was not expected to cause legal problems.

The work was methodical and unrushed, intended to evade the attention of inspectors and the sanctions of Iran's enemies.

Finally, an important story that has largely evaded public attention: the effort to prevent oversight of Iraq spending.

It's not clear if this drop indicates a reduction in killing contests or merely the promoters' desire to evade public attention.