Sentence examples for it could present from inspiring English sources

If it is backwards compatible with existing games, where Sony already has a five-to-one advantage over its competitor, it could present a very big threat to Nintendo, and might even deal a death blow to the cartridge market.

Ms. Liberatori said the Princeton Rep was looking for a theater where it could present its Shakespeare festival in the fall.

Mr. Verma said in a televised news conference that the committee had worked quickly so that it could present its findings before the Parliament meets in February.

In fact, it could be argued that if any sound interference may unexpectedly appear in the acoustic scene (which is not out of the ordinary in some scenarios) and, thus, increment the amount of sources in the acoustic scene over its upper limit, it could present instability issues in all of the provided estimations.

The initial slow pacing, especially compared to the first episodes of Noir, became a main reason why the audience often dropped watching Madlax before it could present its later story turns which eventually resulted in the moderate success of the series.

Meanwhile, China is steadily cutting the carbon intensity of its economic growth and has indicated it could present plans for an emissions cap as early as next year.

Part of the problem is that the tumor is so big that the skin is actually getting some of its blood supply from it, which could present a problem later on.

It weighs more than a thousand pounds, so carting it away could present a few logistical problems for the average looter.

It also could present a unique new revenue opportunity in the future, since while Google doesn't use education accounts for advertising purposes, that's definitely not true of the private accounts that can use Classroom as of today.

The rapid excretion of this virus coupled with the limited morbidity it produces could present a significant challenge to virus monitoring efforts on domestic farms.

Targeting the niche and disrupting the nurturing effect it provides could present us with new means to prevent or even treat metastatic disease.