Sentence examples for which could best from inspiring English sources

But that is not a criticism of his style, which could best be described as confidently conventional.

Cirrus's breeding, which could best be described as obscure, with nothing notable in five generations of his maternal line, makes him a flag-bearer for the underdog.

"Arts and Crafts adherents believed in the supremacy of individual expression, which could best be realized through the domestic vernacular -- a national style based on adherence to the local traditions, climate and geography of the native land," she said.

Hippocrates, in the fifth century B.C., declared that mental illness was a medical problem based on an organic dysfunction of the brain, which could best be addressed with oral remedies.

Therefore, there exists optimal values of R 0 and Re, which could best prolong the network lifetime.

Therefore, there exists optimal values of S _FACTOR and G _FACTOR, which could best extend the network lifetime.

His mood on Friday was somber, as he inaugurated a new generation of nuclear submarine of the "Triomphant" class, this one named Le Terrible, which could be best translated as The Fearsome.

Several years ago, however, data from the Galileo spacecraft showed that the moon had a variable magnetic field, which could be best explained by the existence of an ocean between the shell and the core.

Eventually, it will hold a charge so short that it must be replaced, which could at best mean a trip to an Apple or AT&T store, or at worst, an annoying, mail-in battery replacement service.

Recently Helz and coworkers[8] reported the results of a solubility study for stibnite, Sb2S3, and elemental S in equilibrium with alkaline sulfidic solutions, which could be best interpreted in terms of a number of dimeric species, including the mixed Sb III,v) and the Sb v,v) dimers, Sb2S52- and Sb2S62-, wereh were new species, not previously considered.

Moreover, when accounting is based on a comparison with a single base year it may create large net-credits or net-debits for a Party simply because the base year net-emissions happened to be much smaller or much bigger than those observed during the commitment period, a choice which could be best described as a "base year lottery" among different parties [10].