Sentence examples for could be repositioned from inspiring English sources

So in the event that the technical area could not be absolutely abolished, that is as indulgent a solution as I could countenance: all technical areas, in all football leagues, could be repositioned in Cleveland, Ohio.

At some point, he says, American forces could be repositioned in nearby countries like Jordan and Kuwait, where they would be able to combat terrorism in Iraq with less American exposure.

But this is still a terrifically enjoyable and exciting summer spectacular: savvy, funny, ridiculous in just the right way, with some smart imaginative twists on the idea of how dinosaurs could be repositioned in a consumer marketplace where they are almost commonplace, and how the military might take a sinister interest in weaponising these scary beasts.

They built a 24-inch telescope at Corralitos Observatory in New Mexico that could be repositioned under computer control.

Though Vila-Matas's consideration could be repositioned to speculate on the absence of an artist to tell the story of a work, here the story is the highlight.

Just think, this was shot in Edison's Black Maria movie studio, the world's first, which sat atop a turntable so that it could be repositioned according to the sun for best light conditions.

Syriza's election has led to suggestions that Greece could be repositioning itself closer to Russia, although Greek officials have downplayed the idea.

In one patient, a PSEMS was placed too proximally and could not be repositioned.

We created bone flaps with straight margins which stayed intact and could later be repositioned.

They therefore suggested that, given its safety profile, topiramate could indeed be repositioned to treat IBD in humans.

①Although conspicuous disc displacement, degeneration and thickening of the biliminar zone existed, the disc also retains double-concave shape which could not be repositioned easily under arthroscopy.