Sentence examples for may evade from inspiring English sources

Listening and wanting are intricately entangled, in ways that may evade any measure.

Mrs. Michaelson, too, says that bright students, or students who move from school to school, may evade early detection.

"By definition, they act without direct command and control from a wider network, and it is assumed that without such communications they may evade the 'tripwires' that would usually bring them to the attention of the authorities".

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who only recently was openly optimistic about the American resolution's prospects at the United Nations, said Saturday that a victory there "may evade us".

Exactly what it is is not yet clear: it may evade a neat label and be remembered as another nameless spike in killing that does not alter the fundamental contours of the conflict.

The head of the Metropolitan Police has admitted that rogue and corrupt officers may evade justice because of the "mass-shredding" of sensitive corruption files held by Scotland Yard.

Yet in all but inviting the Republican-dominated Florida Legislature to substitute its own slate of presidential electors for one chosen in a judicially sanctioned popular vote, the Bush camp is telling people that judges cannot be trusted and that politicians may evade judicial rulings they do not like.

Tumors and viruses may evade detection by preventing antigen presentation.

Indeed, more sophisticated and finer-grained distributed DoS attacks may evade detection altogether.

Self-directed lymphocytes may evade clonal deletion at ontogenesis but still remain harmless due to a mechanism called clonal anergy.

Furthermore, subclonal heterogeneous events in tumors may evade detection through conventional biomarker strategies and influence clinical outcome.