Sentence examples for determined that it could from inspiring English sources
When Facebook originally developed Credits, it correctly determined that it could significantly reduce its risk of fraud by disallowing P2P transfers.
Soon after, one of its members, Beth Israel Medical Center, determined that it could save $1.5 million annually by buying intravenous solutions and four other widely used products directly from manufacturers rather than through Premier, according to a hospital consultant who has seen that report.
This was done "to '[p]rotect companies' trademarks.'" In early 2004, Google determined that it could increase revenue from selling trademarks as keywords and changed its policy.
He said the administration had determined that it could not stop the bonuses.
Because the evidence stems from two cases that have been settled, the judge determined that it could be destroyed.
The commission eventually determined that it could not resolve the case through conciliation, Kathleen Peratis, Prince's lawyer, said.
After determining that it could use more salt water and that it could recycle water that came to the surface mixed with oil, Conoco not only withdrew its application but also cut its water consumption by 10percentt.
But when it came to the first lady, Mrs. Clinton and her advisers made a very deliberate calculation to rebut the story after determining that it could become a brush fire.
The administration made an exhaustive analysis of possible ways to salvage the program, determining that it could not certify that it would remain solvent over the next 75 years, as required by law.
Rather than test the structure's strength using sandbags as they did at the Met, the artists lifted a kiddie pool and large containers with 7,000 pounds of water onto the structure to determine that it could easily support about a dozen people at one time.
More particularly, we determine that it could be beneficial to delay the first administration of rhG-CSF to day seven post-chemotherapy and reduce the number of administrations from ten to three or four for a patient undergoing 14-day periodic chemotherapy.
