Sentence examples for stop evading from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stop evading" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to urge someone to stop avoiding a topic or question and address it directly. Example: "During the meeting, I noticed you were trying to change the subject. Please stop evading the issue and provide your input."
"Stop evading the question," some woman shouts out.
They want her to stop evading questions and start sounding off on the issues that matter to voters.
President Bush should stop evading responsibility and unequivocally condemn the attacks on Senator John Kerry's Vietnam War service that are being orchestrated by negative-campaign specialists deep in the heart of the Texas Republican machine.
"The court sent a clear message to Susan Bass Levin and C.O.A.H. that it's time to stop evading New Jersey's responsibility to provide affordable housing," said Peter J. O'Connor, the executive director of Fair Share Housing and one of the lawyers in the original Mount Laurel case.
In the US, extradition also applies between states to stop criminals evading justice by crossing a state border.
"The requirement may lead some officers to conduct stops that they don't regard as actual stops, thereby evading the receipt requirement," he told VICE.
With the home fans calling for play to stop, Ward evaded a challenge from Radoslaw Majewski to reach the byeline, where he knocked the ball around Wes Morgan and collected it on the other side of the defender before squeezing a low shot past Lee Camp from an acute angle.
Mr Cable also announced a consultation on how to stop rogue employers evading the ban through measures such as offering one-hour fixed contracts.
While running, he heard the verbal commands to stop, but continued evading.
Two months after that, he pleaded guilty to failing to stop a vehicle, evading an officer, driving with no insurance, and failing to hold a valid operator's license.
But the time has come for Chevron to stop its attacks, and to stop trying to evade its responsibilities.
