Sentence examples for could fulfil a from inspiring English sources

That there were more abstract, more searching questions to be asked – both by the corporation and the government – about how the BBC could fulfil a public service destiny in the digital age.

The more talented took risks, and sometimes others paid the price, but Diaghilev himself never stopped believing the Ballets Russes could fulfil a promise he once made to his mother from Venice.

Now, let's not kid ourselves, Scotland cannot call upon a player of Di Maria's talents, but Ikechi Anya, for example, could fulfil a similar role as indeed could Callum McGregor.

It should also be noted that a new setting of PEEP value influences the dynamics of VCO 2. Conclusions: The carbon dioxide elimination is a possible intermediate parameter for the use of noninvasive indirect control of blood pH that could fulfil a fully closed-loop ventilation therapy based on the ARDSNet protocol.

It says he did this so Jesus could fulfil a prophecy that "He would be numbered among the transgressors".

We suppose that VEGF-B could fulfil a balancing regulatory function in lipid transport between energy-consuming and energy-providing segments of the colonic tumor tissue.

Family Mosaic set up a health and wellbeing service as part of a research programme to demonstrate that it could fulfil an earlier pledge to save the NHS £3m a year.

Having studied acting and writing on a scholarship to Elmira College, she persuaded her parents to move to Los Angeles so that she could fulfil an ambition to work in films.

Another reached the uncomfortable conclusion that whilst she may not always like or agree with service user postings on social media, these could fulfil an important role in balancing power relations.

Thus, it is possible that vertebrate members of the Ly6 superfamily could fulfil an analogous role in the formation of the paranodal junctions existing in the contact areas between axons and Schwann cells [14].

Although the role of commensal E. coli in the gastrointestinal tract is not yet fully understood, we need to acknowledge that E. coli is dominant in early life and could fulfil an important role in the development of the gut ecosystem.