Sentence examples for describes a possible from inspiring English sources

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The article describes a possible solution to face this challenge.

Cohan's Forbes colleague Robert Lenzner describes a possible quick fix for this problem (if you are Murdoch).

This paper describes a possible model dealing with these classes of generalization by focusing on the problem of action compositionality.

This paper describes a possible active mixing method for a 30μl microbioreactor that was designed, simulated and tested.

A document circulated at a House Republican Caucus meeting Thursday describes a possible framework for health care reform if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.

In addition, this study describes a possible use of allergen microarray technology to quickly investigate the potential allergenicity of specific foods that, after additional tests, can be considered for the inclusion in the diet of individual allergic subjects.

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The second report described a possible solution to the widespread problem of counterfeit malaria drugs.

Le Pen has described a possible Brexit as "like the fall of the Berlin Wall".

Why the past tense "succeeded" to describe a possible future action?

One observer described a possible Johnson-May face-off as being a case of "blond versus bland".

(See apocalyptic literature). It has also been used figuratively, often by peace activists, to describe a possible nuclear world war.

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