Sentence examples for might escape some from inspiring English sources

That raises the question of whether the company might escape some liability for the spill.

After tomorrow's heavy rain, Sunday is looking drier, though with a risk of showers in northern and eastern areas, before rain returns from the west early on Monday, spreading to most areas, though the south east might escape some of the worst of the conditions.

Just as Schalke thought they might escape with some dignity, the visiting substitutes roused themselves to score twice in two minutes late on.

Going independent meant the film would have a restricted budget ($15 million) and a tight shooting schedule (39 days), but also that it might escape the system with some of Mr. Hill's personality intact.

I was afraid to open my mouth and say hello to him, for fear that some might escape.

But the region and nation might escape more serious discomfort, some economists say, especially if any disruption were to be cut short by government intervention, as happened in 2002.

He might escape punishment for contempt if some quick-witted attendant quietly thwarted the effort and kept the circumstances secret until the trial ended.

Delineating VEGF-C activation is not only important in order to understand the development of the lymphatic system, but also to understand tumor angiogenesis, because mature VEGF-C is also able to activate the VEGFR-2 signaling pathway and because some tumors might escape antiangiogenic therapy by employing VEGF-C instead of VEGF-A32.

Because sexual reproduction mixes and reshuffles genomes, some offspring might escape with few or none of the genetic errors that burden their parents.

Thus, some bacteria might escape immune surveillance by TLR13 through mutations in the ISR23 sequence.

Some fruit flies might escape out of the screen lid of the enclosure, you may want to put something solid on top while your pet is eating, so that they cannot escape that way.