Sentence examples for may escape relatively from inspiring English sources

In a curious irony, Gordon Brown, who has hounded News International over phone-hacking, may escape relatively unscathed.

Alternatively, some NO, once inhaled, may escape scavenging by hemoglobin and be converted to relatively stable NO-metabolites (e.g., nitrite, S-nitrosothiols) that can regenerate NO in the periphery and directly protect neurons [ 28, 29].

For example, tumours with poor vascularity may escape immunosurveillance to a greater degree than more vascular tumours and it is possible that the relatively poor response rates of pancreas cancers to conventional chemotherapy may also be associated with their avascular nature.

| JPMorgan executive may escape penalty.

But for that same reason, potential conflicts may escape scrutiny.

Vacationing workers may escape the office, but that does not mean they escape work.

Hence, Ox40 expression in MS lesions may escape detection.

Proliferating bacteria may escape granulomatous isolation, spreading to other organs.

By allowing unfavorable transitions, the MCMC may escape local minima.

Your bug may escape indoors.

Never leave Drosophila in your bag, they may escape.