Sentence examples for product which may from inspiring English sources
Ordinary news briefings or conference calls become public relations disasters that divert attention from the on-field product (which may not be such a bad thing this year).
According to Jim Lehner, general manager of Plum Creek's north-east region, the company means to get "the greatest value out of the product"—which may mean permanent development along lake shores, if the land has a higher value for tourism than for growing timber.
There could also be some restraints on which products you can switch to, so always check before signing up that you can move over to any of that lender's fixed deals and aren't restricted to just one product which may not be competitive.
We suggest that this product, which may increase the risk of life-threatening cardiovascular events, be closely supervised and controlled by relevant institutions worldwide.
The actual flavor of lobster itself is considered a highly valued product, which may be extracted and sold, creating an additional processing stream for lobster wastes.
The results suggest that the model can be used to assess configuration change of a complex product which may involve the replacement of several components.
Lipid peroxidation of cell membrane phospholipids also leads to the production of several highly reactive carbonyl compounds as by-products, which may form a variety of toxic adducts including cross-linked products on amino acids or DNA bases [ 48].
"Why is the target on tobacco products and not on other products which may have a negative impact on health, including sugar?
Many such products, which may include sauces, salsas and a great deal more, not only taste wonderful but also have great gift potential.
The existence of the used-car market makes car buyers reluctant to purchase "revolutionary" products which may be hard to resell.
However, some of their customers may be able to achieve wholesale cost savings at pharmacies on over-the-counter products, which may or may not be passed on to the consumer.
