Sentence examples for potential arrangements from inspiring English sources
I threw myself into researching what the potential arrangements could be for an adult with autism and eventually realized that it would be best for him to go to a residential school out of state.
"He didn't say anything other than, 'This is what I want and I want it in three installments.' " Bell also said that Cecil Newton Sr. participated in three-way calls with him and Rogers to listen to potential arrangements to pay his son.
In this research, the detector is characterized with different detector temperatures, flow rates, bias electrical potential arrangements, and bias potential polarities.
The diversity of the potential arrangements of multiple monomers along the length of polymer chains and their impact on polymer properties spark interest in the design of polymer sequence characteristics for particular applications.
Making decisions and developing policy in the field of biofuel and bioenergy is complex because of the large number and potential arrangements of feedstocks, technologies and supply chain options.
If you cannot afford the attorney's fees upfront, ask about potential arrangements such as payment plans.
Ms. Mathis would not comment on "any monetary terms of any potential arrangement".
The Lacma proposal is not the only potential arrangement being floated before MOCA.
At least one potential arrangement has been ruled out: Turnbull said "of course" there is "no way" a coalition would be the formed with the Greens.
Q. Would it be logical to think about a potential arrangement going forward being basically an exchange in which you agree to carry America Online on your systems, in return for which you help them offer telephone or some other service? A. Oh, I absolutely think that carriage of AOL would be something that we would be interested in.
His successor Nicola Sturgeon has ruled out any accommodation with the Conservatives in the event of no party winning an outright victory in May, prompting speculation about a potential arrangement with Labour to form a coalition or support a minority government led by Ed Miliband.
