Sentence examples for one could kind from inspiring English sources
If it was all fake, one could kind of accept it".
Reid said he was not the person Myners was talking about and that no one could wield that kind of power at the group.
Well, I'm sure one could strike some kind of balance among all these; but it would be bound to confuse students (rightly), which is why they would still need analytical skills to sort out the strands.
There's a pleasing rhythmic relationship between the titles Gomorrah and Godzilla (Warner, 12), and while one could forge some kind of strained metaphor of urban destruction to link them, I'd best leave the segue there.
With personalization becoming a mandate (and buzzword) within education, one could see this kind of tool going a long way towards increasing the personalized nature of writing education.
One could get this kind of arrangements by depositing the sample in two or more steps in such a way that the micelles in each deposition have different orientations (in the Additional file 1: Figure S7c and d).
Mike Butcher: How do you think that one could create a kind of 'great leap forward' in terms of the numbers of mentors, the numbers of experienced people helping and advising startups?
One could imagine a kind of ethical considerations of not stigmatizing the patient with too many diagnoses giving only those who primarily brought the patient into hospital.
But in principle it sounds like this is a space within which one could avoid the kinds of irresponsible, electioneering partisanship that is threatening to drive American governments off of a cliff.(Photo credit: AFP).
The participants in this rally were polite to strangers, though one could see all kinds of flags around, from the communist red to the nationalist black, white and gold.
