Sentence examples for could also stand for from inspiring English sources

Now, they could also stand for Customized Virtual Shopping.

It could also stand for their legal system's traditional leniency towards politicians accused of corruption.

Mr. Almodóvar liked the many abbreviation possibilities in that scene, where "Pe" could also stand for Penélope, or even Pedro.

Looks aside, Ponder is no match for Newton, and if he goes a few weeks without a win, "QB" could also stand for "quietly backpedaling".

Godard had intended to call it "One A.M". ("One American Movie"); Pennebaker called his cut of the footage "One Parallel Movie," but the initials, as Godard noted, could also stand for "One Pennebaker Movie".

There are Taymor-esque animals in the "Fairest Isle" pageant at the end, though Mr. Morris suggested that the prevailing red, white and blue motif could also stand for "Puerto Rico or France or Texas".

Mr. DeSimone was diverted from his initial research on how liquefied carbon dioxide could replace toxic chemicals used in making plastic by the realization that it could also stand in for perchloroethylene, a widely used industrial chemical that is the most popular dry-cleaning solvent.

Lula da Silva could also stand again for election in Brazil in 2018, and Fernández de Kirchner could do the same in 2019 in Argentina.

For serial inspections, the birds could also stand in the middle between the two tubes, but with their head clearly turned towards one tube at a time.

(Woman) Narratives about past achievements and family could also stand more alone, with more oblique references to their relevance for the topic of the interviews.

Some military contractors could also stand to be squeezed.