Sentence examples for offer a scenario from inspiring English sources
He did not offer a scenario of tourists with fried faces stumbling down 45th Street, clutching their scorched lungs.
They tended to be technical in nature, did not offer a scenario of crashing home prices and economic confidence, and tended to come late in the housing boom.
Amongst the better known commentators, the International Energy Agency project a nuclear share of 20%, while the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis similarly predict a significant share for nuclear in two of their three headline scenarios, but also offer a scenario in which nuclear has been phased out.
The timing of reforms and the emphasis on the preschool years in both settings offer a scenario that shares many commonalities.
Compositional results offer a scenario similar with other locations within the Roman Empire during the 3rd century (time of abandonment of the site), a period well-known for its political and financial instability.
The big TV screen offers a scenario depicting domestic violence, child abuse or a nutter with a gun.
With Funny Games (1997), in which two young men sadistically torture a vacationing family for sport, Haneke offered a scenario evocative of popular horror entertainment.
McMahan offered a scenario that he thought would fit: a hypothetical village occupied by Nazis, whose inhabitants must decide whether to kill "a Quisling journalist" who is about to reveal that some of their neighbors are secretly Jewish.
Justice Breyer, in a later exchange with Edwin Kneedler, the deputy Solicitor General, offered a scenario more similar to the actual health bill, asking: If two things are need to pay for one goal, and one of those things is thrown out, should the government continue with pursuing that goal, which is now only half paid-for?
He said the Convention's language was sweeping and vague and offered a scenario where a white motorist who struck and killed a black child could be extradited to The Hague on genocide charges.
The above simulation offers a scenario wherein the incidence assay data 'agree' with surveillance data and will be referred as 'Scenario I' thereafter.
