Sentence examples for evasive nature from inspiring English sources
The evasive nature of influenza viruses keeps us on our toes.
Together, the two have worked on projects that use neuroscience to investigate the evasive nature of human interaction.
Collectively, these three features may help counter the evasive nature of malignancy that currently stymies existing cancer therapies.
The formidable complexity and evasive nature of tumor biology are the major reasons for the slow progress in implementing effective modalities of prevention and treatment of most cancers.
The Canucks had been evasive about the nature of his injury all along.
Webb missed last year's victory over St Helens at Old Trafford with a back injury that also ruled him out of the World Cup, and although the Rhinos' coach, Brian McClennan, insists that he will play in the rematch, he was suspiciously evasive about the nature of the problem that forced Webb off in the second half of Friday's victory against the Catalans Dragons.
*Those same people must become even more evasive than usual about the true nature of the transit agency's finances.
Yet, like Maron's interview with Obama, it's both intimate and at arm's length; Michaels, while not evasive, doesn't need to truly open up, and is by nature indirect and a little aloof.
When it is a family member, your partner or close friend, it is one of the difficult facts of human nature that trying to change them may make them defensive, evasive or aggressive.
If you get evasive, non-committal or confusing answers to your questions about the vegetarian nature of a dish, you can dash out to a mini-mart or similar and buy some fruit and nuts to fill yourself up with until the next meal rather than compromise your values through uncertainty.
