Sentence examples for we might adopt from inspiring English sources

For example, we might adopt one of the "automatic continuing resolution" proposals that were floated after the shutdown in 1995.

Enough so we might adopt "doing a Cucumber" as the best way to describe the moment a show you think you've got a handle on, suddenly turns into something altogether different, more provocative, and emotionally overwhelming.

That's in contrast to the changes we might adopt when shifting to a more formal register – deliberately trying to sound posher during a job interview, or on the phone to a stranger.

I'm unsure who first said it, but a motto we might adopt is to "follow those that seek the truth and run from those who claim to have found it".

Accordingly, I will suggest some rules we might adopt.

Second, we might adopt a more restrictive limit policy than Gupta and Belnap adopt.

For a year we have searched for ideas for the current government that we think they might adopt.

Having landed in unconstrained, resource-limited settings at the start of local EVD clinical operations in an outbreak, and more established EVD care centers, we hope that others might adopt some of these lessons and avoid some of the risks inherent to the steep learning curve associated with delivering EVD care.

Finally, we discuss one way people might adopt this perspective to increase happiness by taking an elevated or "bird's-eye" perspective of time where the future and present, as well as the past, become equally visible, and where events from different time points are treated and experienced as part of one's life and being overall.

Based on the morphological observations, we hypothesized that Arabidopsis plants might adopt different mechanisms in response to moderate and severe drought conditions.

In the process, we demonstrate how scholars and policy makers might adopt and apply our framework to business and financial regulation of various types.