Sentence examples for possible proceeds from inspiring English sources

Possible proceeds from the deal had been earmarked to reduce debt and buy back stock.

Despite the rift between the two victims' families, both Simpson children stand to benefit from a portion of the possible proceeds from the book, less than 10percentt, under the terms of the bankruptcy court agreement awarding the rights to Mr. Goldman.

The proposed maximal assortative matching (MAM) algorithm for maximizing the assortativty index of the matching (to be as close to 1 as possible) proceeds in iterations.

A good number of learners perceived COBET programme as a second chance through which they were able to read and write or complete primary education (for those who dropped out before completion) and if possible proceed with secondary education.

Where this is not possible, proceed to the next step.

Try and get as close to the wall as possible Proceed to try to step on the wall as if you were actually running on it.

Tower Hamlets' leap into the future was made possible by proceeds from buildings sales, by a package of grants from national and European agencies, and by private sponsorship chiefly from Sainsbury and Lloyds.

For instance, he claims that the activity of deliberating, of weighing reasons for and against various possible actions, proceeds under the assumption that we have power; if we didn't believe that, he thinks, then we would not bother deliberating.

In answering the question of how nature in the formal sense is possible Kant proceeds to distinguish between "empirical laws of nature, which always presuppose particular perceptions" and "the pure or universal laws of nature, which, without having a basis in particular perceptions, contain merely the conditions of their necessary unification in an experience" (4, 320; 71).

Given the basis b 1, b 2, …, b m (assumed to be linearly independent as in the above), the Gram-Schmidt orthogonalization aims at making the reduced basis as orthogonal as possible and proceeds as follows: b i ∗ = b i − ∑ j = 1 i − 1 μ ij b j ∗, (2a).

30 Herein we report that the borocation-based haloboration of internal alkynes is indeed possible and proceeds with excellent regio- and stereoselectivity.