Sentence examples for may be evading from inspiring English sources

Now, thanks to pressure from the European Union, another treasured national icon, the secret bank account, is under threat.The EU is putting the squeeze on Switzerland to agree to divulge account details of EU citizens who have Swiss accounts and may be evading domestic tax.

This finding confirms and extends the concept that the virus is co-evolving with the host and may be evading host immunity conferred by the CRISPR viritope and yet has retained infectivity.

The DOJ says it requested information from HSBC about people who "who may be evading or have evaded federal taxes".

The induced potential degradation of the MSE performance may be evaded by choosing appropriate lattice constants and, specifying the down-sampling factor and the number of sub-bands, respectively, or by alternative rank reduction procedures which are yet to be devised.

To explain the dichotomy role of Slug in mediating EMT, it was proposed that Slug has a surveillance role in rapidly signaling the onset of adverse conditions which may be evaded by rapid migration of cells to a niche more favorable for growth through Snail mediated EMT [44].

A loophole is defined as "an ambiguity or omission in the text through which the intent of a statute... may be evaded," the 1996 Board of Elections opinion is more accurately called the LLC hatchet job).

In Cyanobacteria, therefore, constriction of carotenoid diversification due to interaction with the photosynthetic reaction centre may be evaded by partitioning of different carotenoid structures into different functional roles.

As comparable MRD can be detected even in PB, the strenuous process of BM aspiration may be evaded.

However, similar to mutant p53, this growth control may be evaded by mutant tumor cells and/or the tumor microenvironment to allow tumor progression.

This uptake may be evaded by 'stealth' liposomes (formed by altering the liposome lipid composition), which preferentially exit the circulation via leaky capillaries and are predicted to accumulate in tumours exhibiting extensive neo-vascularisation (such as HCC) leading to higher concentrations and enhanced antitumour activity (Wu et al, 1993).

"That would be evading my responsibility".