Sentence examples for It could usefully from inspiring English sources
It could usefully look more widely.
The combined impact of lawsuits, regulatory investigations and public opinion appears to make change inevitable, and Wall Street wants to help shape it.The Sarbanes bill looks to be what is needed though it could usefully include among its provisions the mandatory rotation of auditors.
We have sequenced the hepcidin gene coding region (all three exons) in 14 non-human primate species and compared it with the human one (HSS), so as to gain information about its evolution in primates and determine whether it could usefully contribute to their phylogenetic analysis.
It was only a few years ago that Aberdeen Asset Management was trying to slow inflows into some of its emerging market funds; the money was arriving faster than it could usefully invest it.
But it could usefully study how the Swiss bring together Catholics and Protestants and German-, French-, Italian- and Romansh-speakers.
But since it is just that – a survey – how does Jenkins think it could usefully be mapped?
Upon discovering that I could usefully split the cost of an advert-removing subscription with my iPhone-hand-me-down wife it became a no-brainer.
Mr Williamson reckons the dollar has "not greatly overshot" its fair value against the euro, though it could more usefully gain ground against Asian currencies.A recent IMF paper sets out its approaches to valuing currencies.
And $10 billion is the amount of cash that, it is said, could usefully be spent each year on treating and preventing AIDS.In an act of generosity that temporarily silenced America's critics, George Bush announced in February that he wanted his country to provide almost a third of that, by spending $15 billion $10 billionn of which would be new money) on AIDS over the next five years.
It could be usefully spent in acts of private social reparation – and in the classroom.
But it could also usefully weaken the dependence of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) on banks by helping prise open the capital markets by, for instance, buying up securities backed by SME loans.
