Sentence examples for to escape increasing from inspiring English sources

Also in 2007, possibly to escape increasing pressure from Iraqi security forces and the U.S. military, Ṣadr moved to Iran, where he entered a theological seminary in Qom while continuing to direct the actions of his followers in Iraq.

Assuming that each individual in a farm has the same chance to escape, increasing the number of bullfrogs raised will promote the number that could escape, resulting in an increase in propagule pressure.

For me, it was going to be a morning place to escape the increasing droves in my West Village cafes.

We left Iran before my brother was forced into military training and to escape the increasing pressure my father faced from the Islamic Republic government.

John Slade fled Germany to escape the increasing threat of Nazism and established himself in America as a prominent and widely admired leader in the investment world.

DAKAR, Senegal — At least 700,000 people have fled their homes in Ivory Coast's main city, Abidjan, to escape the increasing violence and collapsing economy stemming from the nation's political crisis, the United Nations said Friday.

Large tropical migrations, both human and animal, might result from trying to escape the increasing heat of continued global warming.

OO Climate Change Could Force Huge Tropical Migrations Of People And Animals says new research, even from a moderate amount of warming, to escape the increasing heat.

Thus, gene flow might have been directed from the small Polillo Islands to the large island of Luzon by individuals attempting to escape the increasing human pressure.

High-density poultry populations are dominated by the presence of a single viral subtype (e.g. H5, N7) within which there may be strong selection pressure on the virus to escape from increasing host immunity [ 12, 13].

In the first half of 1945 the family escaped increased allied bombing raids by moving to the outskirts of another city: Hiroshima.