Sentence examples for catalog that could from inspiring English sources

It's this me-too nature of the games catalog that could put off some players, as they've most probably already played these titles before elsewhere.

Still, dozens of interviews with corporate executives, directors, bankers, consultants and analysts have produced a compelling catalog of deals that could -- and should -- happen in 2003.

This work provides an initial catalog of genes that could contribute to exceptional familial longevity.

The primary aim of the workshop was to identify and catalog potential methods that could be used to assess how data from in vitro alternative methods could help to predict and identify DNT hazards.

With the deadlines less than a month away for printing catalogs for sales that could exceed $500 million, collectors must decided whether to sell a $5 million Picasso now or wait for the potentially market-weakening commotion to die down.

You can't help but notice that half of the pages seem to be dedicated to autopsy-like physical critiques and a cataloging of items that "could make your life better".

"We have seen no reduction whatsoever in people's response to catalogs that we could in any way relate to anthrax or any particular health concern," said George Ittner, president of Newport News Inc., which sells women's apparel and home furnishings.

You may want to ask the Funeral Director if they have a variety of catalogs that you could look through and you will want to check on the internet where you will find urns in many materials, designs and prices.

A special issue of The Times Magazine catalogs concepts and devices that could filter into the lives of Americans in the next decade.

RNA editing sites located at these ESSs were cataloged as potential sites that could disturb the silencer activity.

Already by 1996 the Web was mutating away from static, catalog-style pages toward sites that could change on the fly.