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The latter would be escapable in the coming years, but Owen, like so many adolescents, doesn't see it as temporary.

Larger the system, more escapable it is from the sorrowful fate predicted by this Law.

Uses it later to escape from the always escapable Eddie Mars.

Relief crushed the air from Cunomar's throat; however bad they may seem at the time, such things were escapable.

It sounded as if a juggernaut were rolling over everything, implacable, in- escapable.

It is as if the world is escapable, but its ennui stretches forever.

Attitude change is always an escapable target.

Different central representations of inescapable and escapable pain: Observations and speculation.

Persia was comingnot soon, perhaps; not for years, it might bebut inevitable, and in- escapable.

The crowds are escapable.

From that time on, the reality grew ever less escapable - that the Soviet Union was an embattled underdog.

A penalty which is local, variable and escapable is a sign that the law is artificial, and not natural.

That vivisection is unethical is an escapable and immovable fact which millions of people find self-evident.

The great problems that afflict Europe and Asia must he seen against the background of two tremendous and in. escapable truths.

In other words, defensive realism contends that security can be balanced in some cases and that the security dilemma is escapable.

“The primary objective of the project is to identify the escapable costs of autism – those which would not be incurred with early and appropriate intervention.

Around the coffee table, there were the usual half-humorous snorts that accompany an observation that is neither especially funny nor readily escapable.

However distasteful we may find it, and however hard some transsexuals may argue against it, the escapable fact is that we've grown up with gender privilege.

"I'm going to place them in an easily escapable situation involving an overly elaborate and exotic death.....Alright, guard, begin the unnecessarily slow-moving dipping mechanism."

We can see aspirations failure in a person who does not try to escape poverty, even although poverty can be escapable with additional effort that is within their means.

Yet change is essential, it escapable; the burden of the thinking man is to calculal the probable good against the possible bad and to deck whether the change will be worth the risk.

Four years earlier, she killed a woman and child in a car accident, but an attempt to make amends with the bereaved husband (William Mapother) makes her wonder if the past is ever really escapable.

MELBOURNE, Sept. 17 (UPI) -- Heavy drinkers may die needlessly in house fires that would otherwise have been escapable, researchers in Australia suggest.

Honorius, fearful after the near capture of Mediolanum, moved the Western Roman capital to Ravenna, which was more defensible with its natural swamps and more escapable with its access to the sea.