The best reading experiences partake of eternity, because we forget time for a while and thereby escape it.
Thus, rather than falling lock-step behind either one or the other, I think we would do better to reconcile their apparent differences and thereby escape relatively unscathed from the cannibalism.
Moreover, the ruling makes plain that a polluter does not render a case moot, thereby escaping fines and the need to reimburse plaintiffs' legal fees, simply by complying with regulations after a legal action has begun.
As the play begins, the motherless, Irish-American Josie Hogan (Eve Best) is insisting that her brother, Mike Eugene O'Haree), wash his face before he runs away from home — thereby escaping their penny-pinching, emotionally withholding father, Phil (Colm Meaney).
It's not just the obvious dirt tracks; during an event named Tough Justice, I manage to swerve my tangerine-coloured McLaren F1 into a looming cave complex along a mountain road, thereby escaping a cop's EMP system.
Because the dry twigs made such a racket, the isolated tank gunner stopped inching forward on his elbows as he had been trained to do, and played dead, as if he could thereby escape the march of history.
As production continues to migrate from the developed to the developing world, thereby escaping the regulatory spheres of Western nation-states, consumer activists increasingly see ethical consumerism as an extralegal way to influence labour and environmental practices in faraway places.
Having constructed a whole village, the scientists would be able to see if the altered gene (in their test, it will be just a marker gene) "jumps" or "migrates horizontally" -- i.e., winds up in other bacteria or insects and thereby escape the scientists' control, fleeing into the wild.
Isis explained after the January attacks on Charlie Hebdo magazine that such attacks "compel the Crusaders to actively destroy the grayzone themselves.... Muslims in the West will quickly find themselves between one of two choices, they either apostatize... or they [emigrate] to Isis and thereby escape persecution from the Crusader governments and citizens".
This low rate can be readily explained: the very cold temperatures of the upper atmosphere result in a cold trap at an altitude of about 15 kilometres, where most of the water vapour condenses and returns to lower altitudes, thereby escaping photodissociation.
