Sentence examples for might compile from inspiring English sources

Someone else might compile a list 100 times as long of examples in which evolution occurred without symbiosis.

For example, a bank might compile a catalog of its checking account options that lists the features of each one.

She has tried to read and respond to them all, and she said she might compile them in a book someday.

In it, she said, she might compile only paparazzi pictures, because her personal and fashion life often seem to converge in a record compiled by people who surreptitiously check into hotels where she is staying or hide in the bushes behind her house.

So you might compile a list of big companies that you know use Salesforce CRM and exclude prospects from those companies, even if they fit well otherwise.

As with these concepts, teachers might compile their own language learning material aimed at combining the mechanisms tested in the present study (input structuring, rhyme, and melody) for facilitating grammar acquisition.

The Daily Mail might have compiled the far left's hitlist of Labour MPs.

So that a thorough record of past abuses might be compiled, perpetrators were offered immunity from prosecution in exchange for honest testimony.

Mr. Corey said SignalMap might begin compiling a list of those who are willing to answer questions, via e-mail, about signal quality.

An extra budget, which might be compiled before the end of the year, could convince economists to upgrade their growth forecasts.

The Δ-digraph defines the paradigms of analogy and algorithm, illustrates how applications for the EAC are analogies developed by choosing the semantics for a machine configuration, and suggests how partial differential equations might be compiled to EAC configurations (a difficult problem compared to compiling a digital computer program, and one that is still not solved).