Sentence examples for set that could from inspiring English sources

"I thought we had criteria set that could be the focus of further negotiations".

The aim of this study was to develop a blood-based gene set that could identify early-stage HCC.

And maybe it's successful enough on that to be worth being tested on a far bigger and tougher data set that could be combined.

If Iraq's Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds can overcome their most important differences and hammer out a meaningful constitution by Monday - the latest deadline they set - that could help stem the steady decline in U.S. public support for Bush's Iraq policy and buy the administration more time to train Iraqi forces and help ensure the nation's future stability.

Perhaps this suggests some undiagnosed O.C.D. tendencies, but I'm truly disappointed not to be able to plunk down an obscene amount of cash on a nicely packaged Criterion Collection Cordova DVD box set that could live on my shelves right next to "C.H.U.D".

A classroom set that could support four groups is about $1,400.

A nasA-specific PCR primer set that could be used to selectively amplify the nasA gene from heterotrophic bacteria was designed.

So while the patch itself won't decrypt the content (just brute force the password), there is a legal precedent being set that could justify demands by governments to get around cell phone security and decrypt its content.

There is no question that the fact that they are chasing Brady and Belichick and the Patriots in general breeds a level of frustration and probably a "We have to try SOMETHING" mind-set that could lead to decisions that are made too hastily.

The size of the data-set that could be built using OpenSignal's crowdsourced approach could yield applications for civic planning scenarios.

Clothing and accessories from Einstein's started popping up at the Palladium and Studio 54, and Chanel's name was no longer reserved for the uptown social-set that could afford to pay for the authentic wears.