Sentence examples for it could optionally from inspiring English sources

If the adverbial was an adjective such as hurdan 'fast', it could optionally immediately precede the predicate.

It'd last a few hours or until you turned it off, and could optionally include what you're in the mood for.

Whorf himself saw that it was only obligatory features of languages that established "mental patterns" or "habitual thought" (Whorf 1956: 139), since if it were optional then the speaker could optionally do it one way or do it the other way.

Patients wore eye masks and could optionally listen to calming music on headphones while they were directed to focus on their "inner experience".

As well as building the canal, the Canal Company could build inclined planes, railways or rollers if required, and could optionally use the bed of the River Neath.

In a text field, respondents could optionally leave their comments.

Program committee members themselves could optionally recruit subreviewers to assist in their reviews.

As an incentive, all participating physicians received 20 Euros which could optionally be donated to the organization Médecins Sans Frontières.

After the data model containing the mapping between object model and physical relational schema is created, data definition language (DDL) scripts containing SQL commands for creating database schema could optionally be generated using the "Generate DDL" utility in EA.

The 2008 version of the Cochrane handbook listed "inappropriate influence of funders" (section 8.14.1.6) (for example, data owned by industry sponsor) as a potential source of bias that review authors could optionally incorporate in the "other sources of bias" domain of the Cochrane risk of bias tool.

35 36 Whereas the previous edition (September 2008) 32 suggested that potential bias related to study sponsorship could optionally be incorporated into the risk of bias assessment, 37 the current version of the handbook (March 2011) 21 states that information on conflicts of interest from included trials should not be included in the risk of bias assessment.