Sentence examples for would have evaded from inspiring English sources

The bombs were so ingenious that they would have evaded airport security.

He would not have thought to ask about the debris, and if he had, his parents would have evaded the question.

Mundane activities would have been suspended, so you would have evaded baking cookies for the school or buying presents for the teacher at Tiffany's, as we have been encouraged to believe is the latest trend, without feeling guilty or cheap.

"It is further inconceivable that Sir Philip Green's deal to dispose of BHS and its giant pension deficit for £1 to a dismally unqualified man, with no plan for the pension schemes and no means of financing one, would have evaded or passed any mandatory clearance scheme".

This cutting edge technology provides not only the means to accelerate existing algorithms, but also the opportunity to develop new algorithms that select events in the trigger that previously would have evaded detection.

For planets orbiting at 1 AU, planets with less than 9 Jupiter masses would have evaded detection.

If the prime minister in Britain, he asked, was found to have evaded taxes, would he have to resign?

The worst emitters in the nation's most heavily polluting industrial sector – coal-burning power plants that have evaded cleanup for decades – would be empowered to continue imposing unacceptable health hazards on the public.

In these individuals, IL-1α-reactive B-cells have evaded immunological tolerance mechanisms that would normally lead to the depletion or inactivation of self antigen-reactive B-cells (Singh and Schwartz, 2006).

But this approach would give free reign to the countless sex offenders that have evaded the statute of limitations.

Mitchell himself appeared to have evaded taxes.