Sentence examples for that could be contained from inspiring English sources

In the early 2000s a group of scientists developed inks made from nontoxic pigments that could be contained within nano-beads.

Initially they used modified M151 high-explosive warheads, but found the amount of compound that could be contained provided poor results.

Regional terrorism would still exist, but political violence directed at U.S. targets would diminish to levels that could be contained by a circumspect defense sustainable at far less financial cost -- and far less cost to liberty.

Of particular significance was the detection of a single particle whose energy of 1020 electron volts is larger than the maximum that could be contained in the galactic disc by galactic magnetic fields.

First, all sequences that could be contained in other ESTs were removed, thereby reducing the dataset to parent sequences.

Mr. Kerry went on to draw a parallel to his experience as a prosecutor, suggesting that it was impossible to eradicate prostitution, illegal gambling or organized crime, but that they could be contained so that they did not threaten people's lives.

As to safety elements, the Titanic had 16 compartments that included doors that could be closed from the bridge so that water could be contained in the event the hull was breached.

As to safety elements, the Titanic had 16 compartments that included doors which could be closed from the bridge, so that water could be contained in the event the hull was breached.

Larson details the perfectionism and the paranoia that ruled Wellcome's enterprise, and the folly of "a belief that ultimately the material world would succumb to the rigours of Western scientific scrutiny; that everything could be contained, known, and understood, if one only had the resources necessary to contain it".

Mr. Linford said he believed that spammers could be contained, if not eliminated.

The World Health Organisation has forecast that Ebola could be contained in six to nine months after infecting around 20,000 people.