Sentence examples for less to escape from inspiring English sources

In the face of our national faith that individuals can lift themselves up by their bootstraps, "The Sport of Kings" insists that this history constrains us all in ways we have barely begun to acknowledge, still less to escape.

British people will do anything; but people are often reluctant to do work if they cannot live on the wages, and this drives the wages up, unless there is someone prepared to do it for less to escape a harsher economic reality elsewhere.

Trial size might also result in publication bias since larger trials would be less likely to escape publication than smaller, less-known ones.

Other studies showed that the resistant larvae of C. quinquefasciatus were also less able to escape predation [16] and adult males were less competitive for mating than wild-type susceptible males [17].

What if it was possible to feel less sad — to escape the deterministic cycle of sadness?

Their bosses targeted them because they would be less able to escape their conditions.

The reason for this, he adds, is that they are less likely to escape.

But if they do, it will produce institutions from which people will feel less need to escape -- in large measure because institutions will not escape from them.

This is usually attributed to "moral hazard"—people take less care to escape a danger, such as joblessness, if they are insured against it.

Mr Barro thinks it is a case of "moral hazard": if people are insured against a risk such as joblessness, they will try less hard to escape it.

With their faces obscured, they were less able to escape, to resist, or elicit sympathy by making eye contact with bystanders.