Sentence examples for system may take from inspiring English sources

"People who are born into this system may take it for granted," he said.

The question in the case, he said, was whether the immigration system may take any account of persecution under duress.

The United States and Canada provide examples of the forms that a noncentralized party system may take.

Detractors of a Division I-A playoff system may take notice that Colgate's players have balanced finals week with their preparations for a title game.

But there are so many uncertainties that the new system may take years to go into effect and may be revised early and often.

The immigration court system may take years to deal with them.Back in Chicago the church volunteers see some positive signs, including better relations with police.

Analysts now predict that the most Deutsche Telekom will be able to get for its systems is about $4 billion and that the systems may take a long time to sell.

Yet despite Mr. Silverstein's enthusiasm, some government officials said he would have a hard time meeting his end-of-the-year goal, because building plans need to be approved by the Port Authority and decisions about transit and utility systems may take longer than he expects.

This ability would be useful in dynamic adaptive SBSE, where self-adaptive systems may take into account functional as well as non-functional properties.

These systems may take many forms, including stand-alone architecture, a module integrated with an existing LIS, a separate vendor-supplied module, and customized software.

Generating such cell systems may take years of careful clonal expansion and analysis, as was the case for breast-cancer cell lines that differ with regard to the expression of the estrogen receptor.