Sentence examples for to escape mass from inspiring English sources

If Europe is to escape mass unemployment, it will not be enough to tinker like this.

Our 13-day "Good Morning Vietnam" family adventure is designed for families who want to escape mass tourism.

By Timothy Snyder February 22 , 2012Agnieszka Holland's "In Darkness," nominated this year for Best Foreign Language Film, is based on the true story of Poldek Socha, a Polish man who helped a group of Jews to escape mass murder in the sewers of German-occupied Lwów (now Lviv, Ukraine).

Agnieszka Holland's "In Darkness," nominated this year for Best Foreign Language Film, is based on the true story of Poldek Socha, a Polish man who helped a group of Jews to escape mass murder in the sewers of German-occupied Lwów (now Lviv, Ukraine).

Many weren't fortunate enough to escape mass executions at the hands of Islamic State militants, and thousands are still trapped up Mt. Sinjar in the baking heat with no food, water or shelter.

Based on the representative elementary volume approach and pseudo-single-liquid model, a computational model of heat and mass transfer for the CO2 capture by aqueous ammonia solution in an industrial packed column is developed, by which the ammonia and CO2 volume fractions and temperatures, ammonia escape mass transfer coefficient and heat transfer per unit volume are obtained.

To escape the mass murder, Clemantine and her older sister, Claire, were moved from house to house.

Most immigrants and all refugees come to the US to escape poverty, mass violence and/or political oppression.

From Fig. 1 we can see that their computation time is not enough for the escaping mass to level off.

Perhaps Chang is wary of the hubbub he inspires, and he flees to escape the masses.

3. What are the main physical acceleration/energization processes leading to escape and mass-loss from non-magnetized planets and how do they affect the volatile inventory over time?