Sentence examples for instruments it can from inspiring English sources

And it has instruments it can use.

With the cash that the government seized from private pension funds and other instruments, it can shave down a $10 billion financing gap this year to a more manageable $2 billion, said Esteban Medrano, an economic adviser at LatinSource, a consulting firm.

In Brazil, due to the habit of removing the cuticles of nails, bleedings are common and, without appropriate sterilization of instruments, it can be an important factor of contamination by viruses of hepatitis B and C. The objective of this study was to verify the knowledge and the adherence to the reprocessing techniques of manicures/pedicures from Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Fossil-fuel pricing is a striking exception to the general rule that if the government has only one policy instrument, it can achieve only one policy objective.

"Early on, when you're starting to play an instrument, it can be intimidating to be around the real techy music nerd," Weiss says.

LIGO is an extremely sensitive instrument; it can detect a change in distance of 10−17 cm over the length of the arm.

It's a powerful instrument that can be a healing instrument – it can share their knowledge, it can tell stories, it carries encyclopedias' worth of information about the culture which, as part of a holistic system – including the songlines and the clapsticks – is central to an oral tradition, so nothing is written down," Strunin says.

If you're not familiar with her work, a good way to get into it would be to download her audio albums – her voice is like an instrument, it can change so drastically it sounds like there are dozens of people on stage.

"The coalition is a perfectible instrument, it can be improved, it can be perfected.

Critics of activation often claim that it is a "fair-weather" instrument: it can work only when labour demand is buoyant, making it easy to impose benefit conditionality.

As a quantitative instrument it can be used to measure dependence of concentration of compounds on operating parameters of detectors, e.g. gas amplification and irradiation rate and type.