Sentence examples for can be state from inspiring English sources

"It can be state sponsored or encouraged, or come from domestic organizations or individuals independently," the statement said.

A motel can be state of the art, luxury all the way, but if it doesn't have a pool, I'll drive up the strip looking for a mom-and-pop operation that does, even if it's out there in the parking lot surrounded by cars, a cement basin hardly bigger than a cattle trough.

If one looks at the last 10 years in politics through the prism of public v private or state v market it is hard not be more impressed by Labour's break with its own past - its acceptance that there can be state failure as well as market failure, and its attempts (albeit not wholly successful) to create new institutions that blur the line between private and public.

The difference is that weights are not necessarily constant: they can be state dependent.

The results show that the performance of the N-structure T2SL LWIR detector can be state of the art by optimizing the carrier concentration and material thickness during the structure growth and device fabrication.

Larger public universities can be state funded and therefore charge less tuition.

They can be autonomous institutions, mainly dependent on private income, such as fees, donations and investments, or they can be state-financed and (as a result) state-run.

The theorem itself can be stated simply.

"That can be stated as criticism, but it can also be stated as strategy," Schmidt said.

It can be stated rather simply: You never know.

First, it can be stated in a simple declarative sentence.