Sentence examples for to escape the problem from inspiring English sources

Even the leadership in Thailand can't seem to escape the problem.

Americans moved to the suburbs after World War II to escape the problem of poverty in cities.

To escape the problem or postpone it, he prepared for a Parthian war to avenge Crassus a project most likely to have ended in similar disaster.

In practice it is difficult to escape the problem of the laws and procedures being used at one's own discretion – the essential point is how to guarantee conditions for the transparency and accountability of the political and administrative system (Booth 2007).

This switching or "swapping" might provide an empirical way to escape the problem.

Maybe it seemed to us that to be a writer was to escape the problems of blood and class.

These new developments, which had the incidental effect of enabling mathematicians to escape the problems in Weyl's original approach, were the outcome of lines of research that had originally been conducted with little regard for physical questions.

Public indifference, in turn, may bolster the ideologically convenient notion that Hollywood is out of touch with the American people, and also the economically convenient idea that people go to the movies to escape the problems of the world rather than to confront them.