Sentence examples for maps might hold from inspiring English sources

Nokia maps might hold some appeal to device makers because Nokia will not be competing with them.

The task that day was to map a volcanic structure that might hold underground lava tubes.

Now, rain coming down outside, they were scouring Google Maps for an abandoned building where they might hold their next show.

Our findings suggest that in other types of lowland landscapes, characterised by elevation differences, the applied method might hold a great potential as a supporting tool for vegetation mapping.

Who knew what treasures they might hold?

The prayer map, he said, marked the location of "points of light," for like-minded churches, "points of service," like a school or park where volunteers might pitch in, and "strongholds," for places that might hold someone back from a relationship with God.

What might hold these processes back?

For such applications, distributed video coding might hold the answer.

Instead of holding individuals hostage, they might hold systems hostage.

In 1994, M.M. Popov [6] showed that the fundamental theorem of calculus fails, in general, for functions mapping from a compact interval of the real line into the ℓp-spaces for 0<p<1, and the question arose whether such a significant result might hold in some other non-Banach spaces.

The digital information might hold patterns too.