Sentence examples for might be consecutive from inspiring English sources

The State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said the United States was continuing its negotiations with Pakistan over what to do with Mr. Sheikh, and he suggested that there might be consecutive trials -- first in Pakistan, then in the United States.

It was proposed that three main conformational groups might be consecutive transitions during filament assembly, which led to a model for hyper-pseudopilus assembly.

These words will be consecutive.

The 183 days need not be consecutive.

This might be the third consecutive month that sales missed forecasts.

But she suggested one alternative might be to allow consecutive five-year work visas, with the ability to apply for permanent residency at the end.

This might be relevant for consecutive surgical procedures; consequently, we recommend CBCT if a precise preoperative evaluation is mandatory.

"This might be the sixth consecutive fall reported by ONS but unemployment in Scotland has fallen by only 5,000 over this period and actually increased by 2,000 on the figure reported last month".

The possible reason might be that several consecutive therapy lines with different chemotherapy classes are used.

Thus the CL group might be hyperinfused and the consecutive hypervolemia increased cytokine levels itself.

In our opinion, the preoperative state might be crucial to a consecutive imbalance in the coagulation system during bypass, leading to thrombin generation.