Sentence examples for not easily escape from inspiring English sources

Heat does not easily escape from large bodies such as the Earth by the processes of conduction or radiation.

She kept Cuba tucked in a wrinkled paper bag, deep in a dresser drawer, where the painful memories could not easily escape.

As she watched her car being hauled off, she sensed that this was the beginning of a descent into a crisis from which she might not easily escape.

But although it can absorb sunlight, the resulting charge carriers could not easily escape the material, so they recombined, canceling each other out before they could split any water.

Specht and co force the atom and photon to interact by trapping them in a high quality mirrored cavity in which the photon can enter but not easily escape.

Coulton said that in Cleveland and some other parts of the industrialised north, those who fall into poverty will not easily escape because of the collapse in property prices.

In other words, a crisis like this one in a city like Stockton is not easily escaped.

She raises the subject whenever she can: with taxi drivers and fellow train passengers – anywhere men can't easily escape.

Simms shows we can't easily escape the historic pull of dull but epoch-making towns in Middle Germany - and the Low Countries.

I'd be having dinner in a restaurant, surrounded by people I did and didn't know – or anywhere I felt I couldn't easily escape – and I couldn't breathe.

Instead Greek politicians used it as a reason to borrow, creating a mess they won't easily escape.