Sentence examples for might be a guide from inspiring English sources
This spring, before Stephen Romer's long-awaited translation of L'Arrière-pays appeared, Yves Bonnefoy mused about the Englishing of the title: "Hinterland," he said, in his study, had to French ears, a Germanic sound; "Back Country" was no better – it might be a guide to an American wilderness.
The outline of a deal, to be discussed by negotiators in Warsaw from Nov. 11-22, is emerging that will not halt a creeping rise in temperatures but might be a guide for tougher measures in later years.
Results suggest that the resistive index might be a guided goal measurement allowing the optimization of catecholamine doses in order to potentially improve renal perfusion [41, 42].
The next tier might be a guided analysis experience that is prepared by an analyst for a specific business user or group of users.
In this way, the model might be a useful guide for observations in the near future.
The standings from Aug. 30 could be the final standings for the 2002 regular season and might be a truncated guide to the playoffs.
The annual figures, which might be a better guide to the overall trend than the snapshot in January, show slightly less but still considerable variation: after London the south east rose 6.4% and the east of England and east midlands 4.8% each, while at the other end of the table were Wales (0.8%) and Yorkshire and Humber with a bare 0.3% increase over 12 months.
He emerges as that rare man who might be a reliable guide to himself.
The low intrapatient variability in PK suggests that monitoring blood levels following an initial lower dose of OSI-7904L might be a useful guide to longer term administration.
The RED might be a useful guide for assessing experimental design-based assignments developed by faculty mentors who also consider the various components of experimental design appropriate for their local situation.
But it might be a more guided query when talking about du Pont, which, come to find out, was indeed a discussion point in the aftermath of the events seen in the movie.
