Sentence examples for has described possible from inspiring English sources

The government has described possible changes and asked for public comment over the next 60 days; after that, specific rules will be formulated and again sent out for comment.

Since the publication of these guidelines, at least two articles have described improved survival rates [ 11, 12] and one has described possible deviation of the guidelines [ 11].

Military commanders have described possible situations that range from the best case -- drawing American troops down to about 100,000 before the American elections in November -- to keeping them at far higher numbers if the new Parliament turns to chaos, civil war threatens, or political leaders are assassinated.

Between Miyako and the Shimokita Peninsula, only two studies, Hirakawa (2012) and Takada et al. (2016), have described possible tsunami deposits.

Environmental and genetic factors may both play a role in large joint OA but no epidemiological studies have described possible gene environmental interactions.

Many findings to date have described possible long-term effects [ 30, 31] but there are relatively few studies into such short-term effects as congenital malformations and mortality.

Wen et al have further documented higher diabetes incidence in germ-free mice compared with SPF-reared NOD mice and have described possible innate immune mechanisms involved in the disease processes [ 27].

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

FiveThirtyEight has developed its own forecasting model for the UK and Renard Sexton has described three possible outcomes, depending on how votes move at the last minute.

The right-leaning tabloid The Daily Mail has called her "the most dangerous woman in British politics". Prime Minister David Cameron has described a possible coalition with her as "a match made in hell". The Conservative mayor of London, Boris Johnson, likened her to a scorpion and said that allowing her party into a coalition government would be like putting King Herod in charge of a baby farm.

Tasmanian devils are popular with tourists, and the director of the Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park has described their possible extinction as "a really significant blow for Australian and Tasmanian tourism".