Sentence examples for a segment that could from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Cain, who has been married to the former restaurant executive Herman Cain for 43 years, is expected to sit down this weekend with Greta Van Susteren of Fox News, for a segment that could air on Monday, according to a source familiar with the planning.

If not, you're ignoring a segment that could potentially skyrocket your brand into new heights of success.

Lena Horne usually appeared in M-G-M musicals not as a character in the story but as herself in a singing segment that could be easily deleted when the movie opened below the Mason-Dixon line.

Also, each company has a business segment that could be spun off because it has an operating margin superior to its parent and would also command an above-market enterprise multiple as a stand-alone business.

It said the margarine business was a "declining segment" that could be "better managed by others".

The genome was modeled as l loci (haploid), each representing a genomic segment that could be replaced by one recombination event (Wylie et al. 2010).

If an operator identifies corrosion on a covered pipeline segment that could adversely affect the integrity of the line (conditions specified in § 192.933), the operator must evaluate and remediate, as necessary, all pipeline segments (both covered and non-covered) with similar material coating and environmental characteristics.

The longer form of the QSOX1 protein retains a potential transmembrane segment that could allow for anchorage to the membrane.

Furthermore, the upper region of LG a08 shared also three markers with the lower region of LG a07 while LG b08 lacked a large chromosomal segment that could correspond to the region of conserved synteny between LGs b07 and a08.

Force-extension curves obtained by specific attachment of a gold-covered atomic force microscope tip to engineered Cys residues could be described by the worm-like chain model for entropic elasticity of a polymer chain, with the size of the N-terminal segment that could be stretched entropically depending on the tip attachment site.

An evaluation must assume the presence of threats in the covered segment that could be exacerbated by cyclic fatigue.