Sentence examples for merely to evade from inspiring English sources
Hence, it is unlikely that viral quaternary structure evolves merely to evade immune recognition.
In interviews and court documents, former and current store managers claim major dollar store companies classify them as managers merely to evade overtime obligations and to pay them less money.
Through many of the same conduits, the Israeli government has let it be known that it suspects Mr. Assad is merely trying to evade American pressure.
Wang was inspired by a passage from the Analects of Confucius: "If you use laws to direct the people, and punishments to control them, they will merely try to evade the punishments, and will have no sense of shame.
I apologise to them". But while academics edge towards openness, Robertson says Britain's official policy has merely been "to evade truthful answers, because the truth would discomfort the Turkish government".
In its surface aspects this case concerns merely a squalid effort to evade the wartime system of gasoline rationing.
It's not clear if this drop indicates a reduction in killing contests or merely the promoters' desire to evade public attention.
The Court's reliance on the "one-voice" myth to strike down the Massachusetts statute merely allowed the Court to evade more searching inquiry into the legitimate state interests served by the Massachusetts procurement law and the proper balance of federal-state relations in this area.
But that response is merely a repetition that seeks to evade her deeper philosophical thrust.
Tilly Schneeberger Gonthier, a principal of the Montreux-based company, said on Sunday by telephone that her pitch was "absolutely not" an invitation to evade taxes, but merely an offer of a secure alternative to Cyprus-based invehicles vehicles.
As Lawrence J. Spiwak, president of the Phoenix Center for Advanced Legal and Economic Public Policy Studies, explains, it is merely backdoor rate regulation intended to evade existing statute regarding direct rate regulation.
