Sentence examples for possibilities of switching from inspiring English sources

We infer that while obtaining credit from alternative borrowers can be an option during an expansion (as findings in Jiménez et al suggest), there were limited possibilities of switching loan suppliers during the sample period we analyze.25 Open image in new window Fig. 6 Credit growth in 2009 and average exposure to real estate development of bank lenders-by industry.

Proto-Mayan is thought to have had a basic verb object subject word order with possibilities of switching to VSO in certain circumstances, such as complex sentences, sentences where object and subject were of equal animacy and when the subject was definite.

And yet, after several weeks of soul-searching about the possibility of switching parties, Mr. Miller has made clear that he plans to remain under the Democratic roof.

In recent years, the most striking change for trans people is the possibility of switching gender at younger and younger ages.

Until the Foreign Office warned against travel, holiday companies were offering more than they were legally obliged to do: the possibility of switching to a different destination.

On Friday, the executive committee is expected to discuss the possibility of switching the 2022 World Cup from summer to winter in the Northern Hemisphere.

This matter is eerily reminiscent of an episode last year when the O.M.B. raised the possibility of switching all astronomy programs that are now financed by the National Science Foundation to NASA.

49ERS CHANGING QUARTERBACKS The San Francisco 49ers are going back to Troy Smith as their starting quarterback but leaving open the possibility of switching to Alex Smith at any time.

Scott said he explored the possibility of switching to an eight-game conference schedule, but the Pac-12 member schools and television partners did not want to accommodate the Big Ten scheduling plan.

The CFDA, the body that organises New York fashion week, has hired business consultants BCG to look at the problem of presenting collections four months in advance of them hitting the shops, and the possibility of switching seasons, Ford-style – spring/summer shown in February, autumn/winter in September – to make these shows more immediately "shoppable", to use an industry term.

Danish bakers have looked into the possibility of switching to low-coumarin Ceylon variety of the spice, said Grabow: "but it doesn't taste like the cinnamon we know in Europe and looses a lot of its flavour when baked – so the finished product isn't the same".