Sentence examples similar to may be centre from inspiring English sources

In other countries special programs for early childhood intervention are provided that may be centre-based, home-based, hospital-based, or a combination thereof.

Other specialties may be centred not on a class of substances but rather on their interactions and transformations.

These developments may be centred on a particular natural feature or set of features to emphasize the interdependence between humans and the natural environment.

Discussion points may be centred around three aspects: the reliability of the classification system, the predictive capacity of the developed model, and practical utility.

"Birmingham may be the centre of England but of course it's not the centre of the country.

"Currently it is looking like I may be playing centre half but the manager has spoken to the press about wanting to bring another centre-half in for competition," he added.

Their farm may be the centre of the dispute, but it could easily be one of ours.

Riyadh may be the centre of the region's biggest economy, boasting more people and oil revenues than anywhere else.

Sverdlovsk may be the centre of Mr Rossel's universe, but these days it looks like the middle of nowhere for foreign investors.

This demonstrates the difficulty of understanding CBRC networks as they may be highly centre-dependent and may differ according to the patients' country of origin.

Mr Obama may be at the centre of Europe's preoccupations.