Sentence examples for has managed to evade from inspiring English sources

Despite numerous efforts, no microelectrode array design has managed to evade the host immune response and remain fully functional.

However, it is still unclear whether Mostafaei has been arrested or he has managed to evade officials.

With aggressive, home-grown policies Iran has managed to evade the sanctions to an extent, while overlooking the environmental consequences.

Something of a "Teflon Don, Knightt has managed to evade lengthy prison sentences for years, but that may change with this latest incident.

This fascinating structure has managed to evade the slickest attorneys' tricks and protect the wealth of individuals worldwide for the last eight decades".

One of the most extraordinary aspects of the dissident's dramatic standoff with his government is how he has managed to evade concerted attempts to isolate him by posting video messages online.

War criminals have managed to evade prosecution under our system of justice for decades.

Somehow they are just one of those bands who have managed to evade me entirely.

After moving to the United States in 1950, he was reunited with his parents, who had managed to evade the Nazis.

Tumours that do emerge are those that have managed to evade the body's immune surveillance system.

Xinhua said 18 workers had managed to evade the attackers on Saturday, 17 of whom were later "moved to a safe place" by the Sudanese Army.