Sentence examples for risk escape from inspiring English sources

Confederates were able to kill several in retreat; many others drowned, the rest opted to surrender rather than risk escape.

But it was a growing sense of suffocation in the North Korea of Kim Jong Il, where the state determined your career, your worth and even your wife, that inspired him to risk escape.

Underground, refuges protect defectors from North Korea who are brave enough to risk escaping across the Tumen River.

These powerful structures risk escaping democratic control and accountability and threaten the free and open character of our societies.

"These powerful structures risk escaping democratic control and accountability and they threaten the free and open character of our societies," it added.

The more global risks escape the usual methods of scientific calculation and turn out to be a domain of relative non-knowledge, the more important becomes the cultural perception of specific global risks - that is, the belief in their reality or unreality.

The crash had ruptured the planet's force-field, thus risking escape of the planet's inmates.

Still, in a season abounding with power plays among high-rolling Manhattan art dealers, one of the most ambitious exhibits also risks escaping notice.

The risk of escape from intervention, i.e., the probability that the population develops an escape mutant before extinction, is encoded in the risk polynomial.

Since rabies first escapes from the simulated area mostly after the last control campaign, it is not surprising that the risk of escape closely matched unsuccessful elimination.

But the case of severe acute respiratory syndrome in a 27-year-old doctoral student in Singapore has shown an equally important risk -- escape of the virus from a laboratory.