“I have had to take evasive action when children have either walked or run straight out in front of my car.”

“Don's evasive answer did not seem to satisfy Jim, who persisted with his haranguing.”

“The woman was incredibly limber and evasive, weaving through everything like she was made out of rubber and not flesh.”

“The security measures at the airport were extremely tight, making it almost impossible for any evasible action.”

“The security measures in place were deemed evadable, as they could easily be bypassed by a skilled hacker.”

“This holding can be understood either as the imposition of an evadable internal limit on the model of Lopez or as sounding in external limits rather than internal ones.”

“The surveillance technology used in the prison was not evadible, making escape nearly impossible.”