Sentence examples for examples that might from inspiring English sources
Indeed, a quick search of Twitter and Facebook finds plenty of examples that might make Ms. Sutton cringe.
To celebrate International Women's Day, here are a collection of recent and varied examples that might inspire you to take your own stand.
"This was done by somebody who was barely literate," he said of his pineapple adapter, and added that the book from which his eggplant tale was borrowed included some other examples that might better illustrate his view of fables.
The telephone, the space suit, and the typewriter keyboard are but three out of thousands of examples that might have been selected to show how human-factors engineering has been consciously applied to solve technological problems.
Again and again, Jones connects the dots in parallel lines, so that the single examples that might in themselves be dismissed as circumstantial or overblown become more or less unanswerable.
The research aims to contribute to both practice and science by providing examples that might motivate and inspire other cities to design appropriate institutions for climate change policy implementation.
If a drug pair inhibits the cells' production of inflammatory proteins, for example, that might be reason to explore whether the combination might work against arthritis.
Given the quality of Boyd's advice, on badger culling and on the treatment of scientists for example, that might be just as well.
The technical complexity of the writing is sometimes too visible; there are shifts of tense, for example, that might baffle Henry Green.
"If the government put it up for sale in an internationally recognized process and got $20 billion, for example, that might be O.K".
