Sentence examples for that could enter from inspiring English sources

The tunnel was intended to double the number of trains that could enter Manhattan from the west each day.

The number of firms in an industry tells you nothing about the new rivals that could enter if the incumbents grow complacent.

And there are a broader array of companies that could enter this market, from commercial information technology companies to biotechnology companies or pharmaceutical companies.

Some skin conditioners, emollients and hair products contain potentially dangerous cattle tissue that could enter the human body through cuts or the eye.

Whoever had done this had been able to produce the tiny spore of roughly one to five microns that could enter the lungs.

In the manner of recent concepts like the Ford Evos, the Ioni-q presents styling that could enter the brand's design vocabulary in coming years, but is not expected to evolve into a standalone production model.

Mariangela founded a team at her school so that Staples could enter that contest.

Similar to the full-length protein, much more TRF2B was required to form complexes with nucleosomal fibers that could not enter the gels (Figure 1C).

It should be noted that our results do not exclude that BRMS1 could enter the nucleus as part of a complex with other protein(s).

If calves are fed beyond this volume, it is said that the capacity of the abomasum may be exceeded and that milk could enter the rumen.

While this system is not combined with CT, it illustrates a major leap in SPECT instrumentation that could potentially enter into a new combination of SPECT/CT.