Sentence examples for is designed to escape from inspiring English sources

Aimed squarely at Gen-Y males (those born after 1974), the Model X is designed to escape all the stigmas of family-hauling minvans and SUVs.

The investigation into whether prominent athletes are using a new steroid that was designed to escape detection shows how difficult it will be to root out such cheating.

The government said that the currency traders made transactions that appeared to have been designed to escape detection by senior bank executives.

As a result, hidden (see-through) shunga prints were designed to escape the strict eye of the censor.

Falecalcitriol was designed to escape from the metabolism of CYP24A1 and has been used as a drug to treat secondary hyperparathyroidism since 2001.

In most of the chapters of the Essays, Montaigne now and then reverses his judgment: these sudden shifts of perspective are designed to escape adherence, and to tackle the matter from another point of view.[33] The Essays mirror a discreet conduct of judgment, in keeping with the formula iudicio alternante, which we still find engraved today on the beams of the Périgord castle's library.

SNALPs are designed to escape the endosome by membrane fusion and releasing their siRNA load directly into the cytoplasm.

Some polymers are designed to escape the endosome by the so-called 'proton-sponge effect' and direct membrane interaction of polycation and sulphoglucanes which enhances the escape (Russ et al, 2008).

The driver brought the train, which carries people through the Channel Tunnel in their cars, to a stop and passengers were evacuated into the middle service tunnel, which runs between the two main tunnels and is designed to allow people to escape from halted trains.

The system is designed to minimise the escape of forward recoil protons from the detecting media.

A regulation lobster trap is designed to allow immature lobsters to escape -- it may in fact serve as a feeding station for them -- and there is practically no bycatch, unlike net-based forms of fishing.