Sentence examples for a pilot that could from inspiring English sources

For instance, Nordstrom started tagging its "most pinned" products across its stores in a pilot that could shape the way retailers leverage platforms such as Pinterest.

The first of these, a pilot that could start in 2011, will be focused on ageing and aims to give Europeans two more healthy years of life by 2020.

In a September 2009 report, Gross talked about the program as a "pilot" that could be "expanded to other identified target groups".

From "Being John Malkovich" to "Synecdoche, New York" (both of which were written by Charlie Kaufman, who is also behind an FX pilot that could become a series co-starring Keener, Sally Hawkins, John Hawkes and Michael Cera), she is nothing if not a choosey actress.

[C9.] HBO Explores Sexx and the City' as Reality Show HBO is in the process of commissioning a reality pilot that could tackle many of the themes of "Sex and the City," the most popular comedy in the channel's history.

We had just bought this camera for the pilot that could shoot slow motion, so we wanted to do some cool stuff that we could potentially use for the intro.

This isn't Flight Control crossed with Google Maps: it's an actual tool for pilots that could easily be used by commercial airlines in the next couple years.

The airline avoided a bankruptcy court filing, for now, when it reached a tentative agreement with its pilots that could save it $1 billion.

Even then, the Washington Post explains that drones might need human pilots that could kill their cost-effectiveness for deliveries/pick-ups.

Moreover, there is no validated questionnaire in the literature in this field of interest: the geographic variability of this survey hindered validation of any analysis and we chose a simple questionnaire (a pilot questionnaire) that could represent every single local reality.

The scientists have been working with UK-based firm Thomas Swan to scale up the process, with the aim of building a pilot plant that could produce a kilo of graphene per day by the end of the year.