Sentence examples for entities could be from inspiring English sources

But even known entities could be a gamble.

The reconfiguration of either Iraq or Syria into new entities could be as complicated, and potentially as bloody, as the current wars.

He has proposed that these entities could be tapped to solve the energy crisis, and he has written on how to understand the mechanics of life after death.

Though many special-purpose entities have legitimate aims, the Enron scandal showed how such entities could be used for shadowy off-the-books accounting.

Though with more than 300 parks — 40percentt of which are in poor condition — sales to developers or other for-profit entities could be most beneficial.

If efforts to convene a state constitutional convention are eventually successful, new regional political entities could be a key part of a governmental overhaul.

Such an entity could be run by a consortium of national militaries or space agencies, possibly under United Nations auspices.

Ownership of a L.L.C. or other corporate entity could be divided among five holders, none crossing the 25percentthresholdld, to stay below the customer information requirement.

Its detractors both in Parliament and industry questioned how far a privately-operated entity could be trusted to serve national strategic goals.

He knew this imagined entity could be distinct from an ordinary community Web site, with random comments and links, only if it could do nearly everything that the P.C.N. & R. could do.

To think that the workings of so vast an entity could be lastingly changed by a species that has been scampering across its surface for less than 1% of 1% of its history seems, on the face of it, absurd.