Sentence examples for a possible continuation of from inspiring English sources
Manual interpretation of low-wavelength gravity and magnetic data suggest a possible continuation of the WAC across the western margin of the modern boundary, and also highlight distinct domains interpreted to be of Birimian age.
The former Breitbart News executive chairman sees in Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban a possible continuation of Trumpism.
And it's natural to think that we are able to do otherwise only if we can do otherwise given the past; that is, only if our doing otherwise is a possible continuation of the past.
If we follow this train of thought, we will conclude that we are able to do otherwise only if our doing otherwise is a possible continuation of the past consistent with the laws.
The aim of this study was to assess, for seven European countries, the implications of a possible continuation of the recent declines in stomach cancer rates.
Calmly and quietly, the caregiver, usually interpreted as having good knowledge of the person's life story, suggested a possible continuation of the story.
A possible continuation would have been 43... Re4 44 Rbe1 Rff4 45 Re4 Re4 46 Re4 Qe4 47 Bf3, when White has an extra pawn.
Extensive efforts have created a system to improve successful linkage of PLWHA upon release from prisons to appropriate community services, enabling continuity of care including the possible continuation of directly administered medications, for not only for cART but all medications, including psychiatric medications.
Interpretation of our secondary analysis should be done with caution, but the present results are indicative of possible continuation of socioeconomic disadvantage and an adverse impact for the offspring if the health in the mother was judged as poor during the hospital stay.
The tectonics of central-eastern Sardinia and the possible continuation of the Alpine chain to the south of Corsica: Rendiconti del Seminario della Facoltá di Scienze, Universitá di Cagliari, supplemento, p. 5-34, 1974 (W. Alvarez and T. Cocozza, LDGO no. 2056).
