Sentence examples for mean to evade from inspiring English sources

The word, as a verb, has since come to mean "to evade stealthily, to walk on eggs" or even "to creep".

This left a few missing values, which were replaced with their series mean to evade losing additional data.

The F-35, a supersonic jet meant to evade enemy radar, is the Pentagon's most expensive program and has been delayed by various technical problems.

Again, it is an issue as much of interest to non-trans women as anyone else, just as women living alone frequently award themselves a doctorate or other non-gendered title as a means to evade harassment.

The fear is that, as international use of the yuan grows, China will start to provide pariah states with a means to evade Western financial sanctions, thus subverting the diplomatic order as well as the financial one.In fact the evidence suggests China's goals are less sinister.

The tools of choice: the encrypted WhatsApp and Telegram apps, and two years of hard-core terrorist training and means to evade capture.

Alarmingly, law enforcement always seems to turn to the Harris Corporation's non-disclosure agreement as a means to evade FOIA Requests.

His "The Arab Portrayed" (1968) was an essay wherein he described the images of the Arab, as presented in journalism and some types of scholarship, which he feels are meant to evade the specific discussion of the historical and cultural realities of the peoples who are the Middle East.

Likewise there is no evidence that mutation of PNG2 is used as a means to evade recognition by the host.

The stem cell niche may also furnish CSCs with a means to evade chemotherapy through the presence of a protective microenvironment [ 27].

Loss of flagellar motility is common among recently emerged pathogens [ 69], perhaps as a means to evade the host innate immune system.