Sentence examples for concept that may from inspiring English sources

Organizational handedness is a concept that may help management teams pull together.

It's a done deal, a concept that may be difficult for Trump to embrace.

We sought a unifying concept that may predict course and direct therapies in these complex patients.

It would not be fair to the P1, a hypercar concept that may be the most breathtaking machine here.

Now researchers from MIT and Stanford University have come up with a concept that may solve many of the problems that grounded the Concorde.

Developers translate a subjective description of a need into an operational concept that may bear only a remote resemblance to the original idea.

In his Adversus Marcionem, written about 207, he described "a spatial concept that may be called Abraham's bosom for receiving the soul of all people".

It is a concept that may boggle the imagination of many concert-goers, but in Hungary the BFO has made it a popular feature of its concert series.

They also tend to suggest that democracy is a Western concept that may not be compatible with local culture or with rapid economic development.

This chapter does not intend to repeat the equations and concept that may be found from exiting books on buckling and ultimate strength.

It derives from the need to create and develop a system of public administration under law, a concept that may be compared with the much older notion of justice under law.