Sentence examples for unable to evade from inspiring English sources

I find myself unable to evade, certainly unwilling to lie.

Faced with DNA evidence, Beth's father was unable to evade justice.

These days Monaco exercises its sovereignty "in accordance with the fundamental interests of the French Republic", and its French residents have been unable to evade the French taxman since 1963.

Readers of The Sixth Extinction will be unable to evade the conclusion that we do indeed find ourselves on the brink of a great catastrophe, one in which the agent involved is not an inanimate object (such as an asteroid) or a geophysical force (such as the extreme global warming disaster of 250m years ago) but a sentient creature: ourselves.

For much of the contest, Down competed reasonably in midfield but the Mourne forwards were unable to evade the shackles of a strong and disciplined Derry defence.

Barnacles are normally sessile animals unable to evade predators.

Squall inadvertently activates Balamb Garden's "mobile fortress" form, allowing the facility to evade the missiles; however, unable to control the Garden, it collides with the docks at Fishermans' Horizon.

Porter, however, was either unable to answer the questions or attempted to evade them entirely.

It is likely that the mutator bacteria evolved very quickly to evade phage infection and the phages were unable to persist.

Many acquire their concessions illegitimately and therefore are unable to register and acquire the necessary license, while others avoid registration to evade tax.

They would be unable to fire on the enemy, but British Lancaster bombers would be faster, nimbler and better able to evade German fighters.