Sentence examples for the zone may from inspiring English sources
The zone may be supplied by its own separate HVAC system, or the zone may be supplied from a central system that has a separate control for each zone.
In addition to a new chairman, the zone may need a new executive director and more effective liaison at City Hall.
The growing size of the zone may also be a natural fluctuation, or it may be that substantially lower lake levels and climatic warming are making the problem worse.
Now the zone may, as the league blessedly hopes, indeed be successful in curbing the dull isolation play, in which one guy dribbles monotonously, usually with his back to the basket, while his teammates admire their manicures, and the eyes of fans glaze over as if transfixed by a hypnotist.
Chen Bo of the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics notes that the interest-rate liberalisation applies only to interbank certificates of deposit and non-yuan savings in the SFTZ, which he thinks is "too conservative".But analysts at Merrill Lynch are happy that "cross-border capital flow via the zone may become much easier than expected".
No country is close to breaching the 3% limit, which would conjure up the nightmare of large fines being imposed by the commission in Brussels.The real test of fiscal stability in the zone may come, not this year, but in around a decade's time when baby-boomers are retiring and pension commitments begin to strain budgets across Europe.
The zones may also reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, if they lead to more efficient use of vehicles to do the same jobs.
Thus, a sharp distinction between the zones may not be a good solution in workstation assessment.
The data "adds to tentative evidence suggesting that the downturn in the euro zone may be bottoming out," the Dutch bank ING said in a note to clients.
Sadhu and Maiti also reported that the diameter of the hydrolyzing zone may not accurately reflect the real cellulase activity [ 28].
The U.S. and the euro zone may have a common monetary policy, but the 17-country bloc lacks a unified fiscal policy.
