Sentence examples for could be charting from inspiring English sources

TECHCRUNCH   Fed May Be Forced to Sell Bonds at a Loss  |  The Wall Street Journal reports: "The Federal Reserve could be charting a course that leaves the highly profitable central bank with no extra income to hand over to the U.S. Treasury for several years.

Even as the climactic moments of this revival of Henrik Ibsen's epoch-making play approach, it can be difficult to remember that we are meant to be in contemporary America, not 19th-century Norway, and that Ms. Rabe's soon-to-be-liberated Nora could be charting her journey toward self-realization with the assistance of an iPhone.

Even before that, a steady decline in the Italians' share of the goals could be charted back to 2005-06.

Alfred Kinsey believed that human sexuality could be charted on a scale of 0 to 6, with 0 being "Exclusively heterosexual" and 6 being "Exclusively homosexual".

Using the years of LSD research that Van Sim had helped orchestrate at Edgewood, the response time of the drug could be charted with reasonable accuracy.

The lifespan of Hillary Clinton's campaign "meta-narrative" could be charted entirely in buzzwords and catch-phrases -- "inevitability" to "Clinton fatigue" to "Obamamania" to "he can't win" to "team of rivals".

Mr. Chen's mounting fears could be charted in phone conversations with Teng Biao, his former legal adviser and a prominent rights defender who posted a transcript of their conversations on Twitter.

Mr. Chen's mounting fears could be charted in phone conversations with Teng Biao, his former legal adviser and a prominent rights defender who posted a transcript of their conversations  on Twitter.

The OED has just made it possible for us to ask, "What words were invented in the year I was born?", though another question lies behind that one: "When did words start being fun?" The OED was founded on the principle that the history of English from Anglo-Saxon times through to the present day could be charted on its pages.

Modern technology's in-built obsolescence means that every one of us has a museum piece packed away in the loft or stuffed in a cupboard, and that our lives could be charted using only technological kit as an historical point of reference.

The associated severe systolic left ventricular dysfunction could be charted in detail by MRI, a valuable tool for future cardiac outcome assessments in resuscitation research.