Sentence examples for this could be presented from inspiring English sources

How incredible that something as shallow and badly acted as this could be presented as a serious, even Oscar-worthy picture from Hollywood's finest.

Rab Butler's cabinet memorandum on the 1962 act set out how this could be presented as colour-blind though it "was intended to and would in fact operate on coloured people almost exclusively".

This could be presented as the most representative self-governing region.

This could be presented in an extended discussion.

It does not seem that this would require a substantial amount of new work or lengthy simulations, as most of the relevant data are in the Supplementary Materials (most data are in raw table format or with a separate Figure for each example, which makes it hard for the reader to gauge overall performance – this could be presented in a more easily digestible format in the main text).

Incentives like this could be present because, for example, a family that deviates from the local norm is ostracised and hence their daughters cannot grow up to marry good husbands.

While it is not known whether they exist individually or as a complex in the native state, however, it is likely that in the native state this could be present as a complex and this is indeed apparent from solubility, at least in E. coli, of the complex.

This cladogram could be presented next to the succulent plants tree, as well as next to other trees that include animal or fungal taxa.

The SFC method proposed in this study could be presented as a suitable fast alternative to EP LC method for the quantitative determination of salbutamol impurities.

As tattooing is less of a social taboo nowadays and, indeed, quite acceptable among many of the younger generations, this method could be presented as an option to camouflage scars of the trunk and the limbs that are unacceptable or undesirable, especially in patients who already have tattoos on other parts of their bodies.

In the future, this information could be presented to participants via Internet-streamed video.