Sentence examples for might proceed from from inspiring English sources
But the uncertainties in financial terms, about how things might proceed from here, and with what tools, are genuine and grave, they said.
A tour of Imelda's Manhattan might proceed from the Waldorf to her town house, on East Sixty-sixth Street (now the Philippine consul-general's residence), where she installed a permanent disco ball.
On YouTube, says Rio Caraeff, Vevo's chief executive, a viewer might proceed from a slick Lady Gaga video (see above) to a grainy home movie of cats dancing to a Lady Gaga soundtrack.
An a priori argument might proceed from the very understanding of complexity: what is complex presupposes parts.
A confirmatory probabilistic argument might proceed from the same premises but dispense with the ratio of the priors, focusing on the fact that the ratio P(E|M /P(E|~M) is top heavy.
For example, the events of a narrative or the steps of a procedure would generally be arranged chronologically; arguments for a conclusion might be arranged so that any subarguments intended to buttress the presumptions of that step (immediately) precede it; descriptions of objects might proceed from major characteristics and parts to details. by signalling a possible volitional result relation.
But legal experts, environmentalists and politicians said there were inevitable skirmishes ahead in evaluating how the cleanup might proceed -- from the mechanics of its engineering to the way the dredging sites look or smell or block the boats on the water.
He wanted the Fed to draft "a plan for how we might proceed seamlessly from standard rate-cutting to more nonstandard operations should such operations become necessary".
From here, you might proceed to the warm cherry-chocolate cake ($6.95) drizzled with orange-vanilla cream, and skip the short list of entrees.
Equal numbers of both subsets would suggest that transition from one to another might proceed without cell division, at least at this age.
And as we move further away from your core group, forgiveness might proceed a little slower, requiring a little more effort.
