Sentence examples for need to evade from inspiring English sources

So you need to evade them.

It is the gift they need to evade us and strike at will".

Temperamentally, Rattigan ­understands the need to evade reality: ­politically, he sides with the truth-­tellers.

Asked whether the prime minister's endorsement covered Parker's claim that making public GCHQ's techniques provided "the gift they [terrorists] need to evade us", the spokesman said: "Including that".

It is the gift they need to evade us and strike at will". This was the key soundbite of the speech – and it was provocative.

For efficient hepatocyte transduction, adenovirus vectors need to evade from Kupffer cell scavenging while delivery to peripheral tissues or tumors could be improved if both scavenging by Kupffer cells and uptake by hepatocytes were blocked.

That's less than $6 million each — not chump change, but hardly enough to keep dealmakers in the helicopters needed to evade São Paulo traffic jams.

Although I have been fortunate enough not to have ever needed to evade immigration controls, it hasn't stopped that feeling of guilt spreading across my face as I wait in the queue to enter Britain and look shiftily away as they compare photos and check the authenticity of something under an ultraviolet light.

If you are a man – or woman - on the run in the movies then this kind of low-tech disguise is all that is needed to evade the authorities.

But when he chances upon a group of self-absorbed millennials (Rebecca Rittenhouse, Aurora Perrineau, David Hull and Ray Santiago) just as he needs to evade police, the condescending Wilkes becomes entangled in their vapid world of raves, craft cocktails and emoji-speak.

Meantime, they needed to evade or suppress host's immunity defense.