Sentence examples for which could be rather from inspiring English sources

All of which could be rather irritating for the paying customers, I imagine.

Syntex's goal was to create a drug for infertility and menstrual disorders which could be swallowed rather than injected.

Physicians could adapt medical care to outcomes which could be expected rather than limiting to age.

It contains phase differences, as visualised by the wrapping of the phase, in the range of 3 wavelengths, which could be considered rather high in terms of aberrations.

Which could be seen as rather an oversight in a film about race relations … This is an issue we've circled frequently this month on the Reading Group.

Using this figure as a measure of willingness to pay would suggest that we should aim more at four SDG targets, which could be properly monitored, rather than an unwieldy 169.

The rhombohedral phase, which only exists below 873 K, also fractures completely transgranularly, leaving patterns of its herringbone structure on the fracture surface, which could be of a rather brittle nature and disappears at higher temperature.

This report brings the highlights from presentations given by invited lecturer and some of the key messages which could be derived from rather fruitful round-table discussion organized at the end of the workshop.

Using this figure as a measure of willingness to pay would suggest that we should aim more at four SDG targets, which could be properly monitored, rather than a massive 169.

42 In the total cohort, we found that 1192 men (2.4%) had attempted suicide which could be considered as rather low frequency when compared with the suicides (n=615).

A civil "crime prevention injunction" which could be obtained within "hours rather than months".