Sentence examples for could transfer for from inspiring English sources

Carole Rothman, the artistic director of Second Stage, said she believed that the show, directed by Mary Zimmerman, could transfer for "little more than $1 million," a low cost for a Broadway production.

There is a chance that the junior big man Alex Oriakhi, who was UConn's best player in the national title game win over Butler last season, could transfer for his final year.

Those 2 days also provided an opportunity to identify any needs for which there was already evidence that the knowledge broker could transfer while waiting for the researchers to produce results on the interventions in place in the region.

That meant creating a system by which all those elegant barges could transfer their loads for transit to other states.

But because many state and non-profit colleges did not accept Corinthian credits, the Department was advising students that they could transfer to a number of for-profit colleges.

"We had a terms of service linked to the Facebook platform that said we could transfer and sell data for at least a year and a half — nothing was ever mentioned.

Virus on nonporous surfaces could be transferred to hands 24 h after the surface was contaminated, while tissues could transfer virus to hands for 15 min after the tissue was contaminated.

Lauder went to Bronx High School of Science; he asked his parents if he could transfer there from the Barnard School for Boys, in Riverdale, which he found insufficiently rigorous.

Tests showed that holding a receipt for 10 seconds could transfer as much as 2.5 micrograms of the chemical onto human skin.

The development rights could be transferred, for example, to the site of the Pennsylvania Hotel on Seventh Avenue, which Mr. Roth's company already owns, and the block currently occupied by Macy's.

It is up to you as graduates to channel the skills you learned during your degree - power of analysis; the ability to summarize complex ideas; presentation skills; writing skills; team work; qualitative and quantitative research methods; interviewing; running focus groups; and so on - and show employers how these could be transferred for use at the workplace.