Sentence examples for instruments could have from inspiring English sources
Yet the energetic performance here carried all before it, and you had to wonder whether wind instruments could have kept up to the breathless pace of the Bourée.
The conductor, Stewart Robertson, drew a dynamic and gently jazzy performance from the orchestra, which that same evening, just by adding a few Baroque instruments, could have been mistaken for a crack early-music ensemble in "Orlando," led with lovely naturalness and not a trace of agenda by Bernard Labadie, a Canadian.
Bargain and Orsini (2006b) argue that efficient activation instruments could have a greater impact on poverty reduction by bringing workers into employment.
What is more, the implementation of those additional instruments could have influenced the outcomes themselves.
We believe that a more explicit recognition of the selection and application of policy instruments could have reinforced policy intent.
Among these most frequently occurring categories, improved hearing and communication generally had positive connotations, disability generally had negative connotations, and the other categories (cost; appearance and design; hearing instruments) could have positive, neutral, or negative connotations.
Another instrument could have identified minerals in the rock, but the radioactive cobalt it relies on has long decayed away.
Moreover, the overall higher surface sensitivity of the XPS measurement to the Fe 2p level compared to As 3d and S 2p and/or some small amount of preferential reoxidation of Fe during the sample's exposure to air during its transfer to the XPS instrument could have also resulted in the detection of oxidized iron species, even after cleaning the surface.
Being in the latter condition when the Constitution was formed, no words used in that instrument could have been intended to deprive them of that character".
Second, data quality and acceptability of the instrument could have been over-estimated as assessments could be performed only on the questionnaires which were returned.
The new PSU instrument could have a significant financial benefit as it reduces the need for the current costly special cutting tools or sophisticated endoscopic procedures [ 17- 19].
