"inability to escape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the state of being unable to get away or break free from a situation or circumstance. Example: Despite his best efforts, the deep mud and thick tree roots hindered his inability to escape the sinking quicksand.
Perversity is, of course, a characteristic of Mr. Polanski's films -- so, too, the inability to escape.
Their inability to escape from each other guarantees their eternal torture.
One problem associated with these models, however, relates to their inability to escape from poor local solutions.
Flying in the best of times heightens nerves: closed quarters, the proximity to strangers and the inability to escape.
Perhaps it underscores the problem inherent with judicial selection by appointment and the inability to escape politics.
These communities face similar structural discrimination and marginalisation that lead to the inability to escape the poverty cycle.
While seemingly light and engaging compared to Gail Simone's darker preceding run, the new arc ultimately dealt with Babs' inability to fully escape her earlier trauma and the villain was revealed as her own brain scans, an algorithm similar to the pre-New 52 Oracle.
Investigators later said the inability of firefighters to escape the fire was tied to the failure of city inspectors to note that construction crews had cut and dismantled a 42-foot section of the basement portion of the standpipe.
Prosecutors have said that the inability of firefighters to escape the inferno was linked to construction crews' removing part of a 42-foot section of standpipe that would have allowed firefighters to get water to the upper floors.
But they said the inability of firefighters to escape the inferno was directly tied to the fact that city inspectors never noted that construction crews had cut and dismantled a 42-foot section of the standpipe, which was designed to provide water in case of a fire.
The inability of users to escape location-based advertising and profiling no matter how hard they try, is hardly new information in the marketing world and in fact is a critical component of modern advertising and government profiling.
