Sentence examples for could represents from inspiring English sources

The premium on those Asian assets alone could represents more than what Yahoo! is trading at.

These vegetable-oil derived compatibilizers could represents an interesting environmentally friendly solution to compatibilizing polyester-type polymers and their composites with lignocellulosic materials.

Moreover, by relating in vivo and ex vivo BLI and histopathological data we provide evidence that these mice could represents a suitable tool for pancreatic cancer preclinical studies.

The use of Si/C hybrid nanostructures could represents a viable and effective solution to the foreseen limits of present lithium ion technology.

Consequently, the greenhouse emission problem could represents a concrete opportunity to promote the high-efficiency design of conventional plants, but also a new approach to energy systems and the consequent dissemination of advanced technologies.

Recent studies have demonstrated that, in Occidental countries, the loss of productivity caused by headache is one of the most important problems of chronic headache and could represents more than 50%% of the total annual costs related to headache.

"I could represent America . . .

What could represent Harlem better than that?

What materials could represent the different planets?

But they could represent actual Brillo boxes.

The deflated dessert could represent the I.P.O.