Sentence examples for reliable escape from inspiring English sources

And a college degree remains the most reliable escape route from poverty:.

For the first time, he has found that activities which previously offered a reliable escape from the darkness of the story – football and TV drama such as The West Wing and The Sopranos – are failing to do so.

It is at the seminary that Mugezi inadvertently discovers a love of books: in a mercenary effort to get an easy white-collar job at the school, he finagles himself a position in the library and stumbles into the realization that books offer a respite from the dog-eat-dog world around him: they offer "a reliable escape route into a safer reality crammed with fantasy and ideas".

Reliable Escape, Evacuation, and Rescue (EER) could have averted or reduced the catastrophic consequences of marine disasters.

Now "Masterpiece Theater" is a catchphrase, both scorned and beloved, for reliable, entertaining escapes into a cozy, prettily designed past, the middle-brow version of a guilty pleasure.

In his moments alone, Anthony Pantoja found only temporary sanctuary, so his pencil provided a more reliable means of escape.

As it turns out, the only reliable way to escape from a chat room is to use the on-screen Exit Chat button, which you can reach with three keystrokes.

Puffing that kush is a reliable way to escape the tedium of existence and marvel at said existence instead.

Even so, magazine readers seem to want both escape and reliable information on escape routes.

The simulation results show that compared with three traditional algorithms based on different architectures, the new hybrid navigation algorithm proposed in this paper performs more reliable in terms of escaping from traps, resolving conflicts between layers and decreasing the computational time for avoiding time out of the control cycle.

Our study confirms that UGTI treatment of the PSA of the femoral artery combined with compression of the ipsilateral iliac artery could be a safe and reliable method of preventing thrombin escape into the systemic circulation, as effective as more invasive and demanding methods.