Sentence examples for cycles that would from inspiring English sources

"Russia is quite comfortable with Iran having nuclear fuel cycles that would be monitored, and they'll support the Iranian position" — in part, because it gives them the opportunity to sell billions of dollars' worth of nuclear fuel and materials to Tehran.

And the development cycles that would be saved by social networks that would otherwise need to replicate email functionality with their own messaging systems.

There are scores of positive and negative feedback cycles that would impact the amount of time it would take for a complete transition, and we will never get to 100percentt utilization.

We note that in the case of '3+1' quadruples and with a low-mass third body (in particular, a planet), the third body can affect the Lidov-Kozai cycles that would otherwise have been induced by the fourth body.

Forza 6's scope is vast, but its new and breathtakingly beautiful wet weather conditions and night races are missing the dynamic weather and day/night cycles that would've made for much deeper and more environmentally appealing sessions.

The aliquots from each group of cycles were run on an agarose gel with Ethidium Bromide (EtBr) and the optimum number of cycles that would avoid over amplification of the most abundant cDNAs was determined.

"In the last election cycle, that would've been spent on TV.

Japan could conceivably at last contemplate the kind of virtuous cycle that would help it achieve long-run growth.

President Herbert Hoover and other conservatives felt that the Depression was an inevitable part of the business cycle that would " 'purge the rottenness' out of the economy".

You can almost see Morris grinning through the film, as though aware all along of the serendipitous news cycle that would greet his première.

The 1966 "Stagecoach" is an intriguing anticipation of the disaster-film cycle that would begin in earnest with "Airport" in 1970.