Sentence examples for passage which could from inspiring English sources

In a passage which could raise some eyebrows, Gove draws a parallel with the US civil rights movement of the 1960s.

Protocol rules require consensus for passage, which couldn't be reached because Brazil and New Zealand refused to sign on, claiming the paperwork would be excessive and costly.

Yes, there were weaknesses, longueurs, passages which could be tightened, snipped and slashed altogether.

The nucleotide sequences studied were the same between the different passages, which could mean no change in their viability in the lysate antigen.

This component causes distorted pressure field in the upstream flow passages which could lead to the aero-mechanical forces acting on the impeller.

The differentiation capabilities of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) compromise with age and with in vitro passages which could impair the efficacy of cell therapy and tissue engineering.

I believe there are some biblical passages which could cure them of this problem, should they care to read them.

Sniffing too much too quickly can cause the fake blood to escape into your sinus passages, which could cause a harsh stinging sensation.

Ignoring a veto threat from the White House, the House of Representatives passed its own version of the bill late last month that adds $369m for more F-22s and to develop a backup engine for the F-35 joint strike fighter, promising a bloody stand-off with the Obama administration ahead of final passage in Congress, which could come later this summer.

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All measures were meticulously checked to prevent gaps between the syringe/needle and the small passage just designed, which could interfere in the final position of the needle.