evasive action

However, thanks to my evasive action it did not happen.

It was almost as if the thing were taking evasive action!

If that were to happen, she would have to take evasive action, and quickly.

If there had been no response, he would have taken evasive action.

There was, already, no effective evasive action he could take.

I want to fire on his estimated position, then take evasive action.

Then it banks hard right as if taking evasive action.

"There was no time for evasive action," the official said.

He could neither move to attack nor take evasive action.

The ground was simply too open and flat for any evasive actions.

It was impossible, at least now, to take evasive action from further attack.

But that was a consideration for later; right now, he had some evasive action to take.

There was hardly time, and evasive action would have been impossible.

That was exactly the sort of thing a robot would do if told to take evasive action.

He remembered the consequences of evasive action all too well.

This target is likely to take evasive action to avoid being shot by you.

By the time we tried to take evasive action it would be too late."

For the most part, she relied on evasive action to keep her alive.

And all creatures who hear it in time take their own appropriate, evasive action.

He says they picked it up on the radar and had to take evasive action.

They would have to dive to the ground, to take immediate evasive action.

It slipped under his guard before he had time to take evasive action.

Unsure what they would make of us, we kept our heads down and took evasive action.

Cats had learned to take evasive action when she was two streets away.

This warning gave the Iranians time to take evasive action.