Sentence examples for aces could from inspiring English sources

Carbon offsets are just one example of how ACES could create a powerful lobby opposed to future policy improvements.

Gone are the days when a team with one or two aces could steamroll the opposition.

If he did, it would mean the two aces could potentially start five times in a seven-game series: Games 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7.

Thus, when cells were preincubated with liposomes consisting of the cationic lipid SAINT-2 and the phospholipid dioleoylphosphatidylethanolamine (molar ratio 1 1), followed by ultrasound, ACEs could be introduced into mammalian cells, which resulted in the expression of ACEs-harbored reporter genes, such as Green Fluorescent Protein.

Jon Lester, one of the Red Sox aces, couldn't hold a 2-0 lead Friday, and lost the game when the switch-hitting Swisher, batting right-handed, squeezed a two-out bouncer between a diving Kevin Youkilis and third base to drive in Curtis Granderson.

For more information, see the Breakthrough Institute's analysis here: Climate Bill Analysis Part 19: ACES Could Align Economic Interests to Weaken Climate Legislation.

Weaver, the Angels' ace, could not have predicted what would happen to him in his second start.

Whoever held the trump ace could take the widow in exchange for any four discards, a process called ruffing.

VAZQUEZ MAY MISS OPENER: Javier Vazquez, the Montreal Expos' ace, could miss the season opener because of a strained calf muscle.

The heart ace could be recognized as a red herring, and the smell of fish was perceptible.

Targeting the endothelial cell surface molecules modulated by hyperglycemia, such as caveolin-1 and ACE could be an additional therapeutic strategy in diabetes.