Sentence examples for which could naturally from inspiring English sources

He is an aggressive hitter who does not take many pitches or draw a lot of walks, he does not have a high on-base percentage, and he has some power, which could naturally increase as he gets older.

Look at the calendar of events for your congregation and determine which could naturally fit Fair Trade in as a component.

This suggests that Sq and EEJ are driven by different factors, which could naturally result in a weak correlation between the two.

There are many topics that have been omitted, but which could have naturally been included here.

"It is a real conservation coup for the area and it will help to establish the red kites in a process which could take decades naturally".

These findings suggested the presence of growth stimulating components in the commercial EBN which could either be naturally present or because of adulteration [ 21].

"It's damn ordinary that you've got environmental activists almost gleefully capitalising on images, naturally caused, which could inflict significant damage on our brand, our reputation," he said.

When humans are interested in something, their pupils naturally dilate, which could be the reason restaurants and bars are so dimly lit.

As we used a synthetic A β in our study, which could have different effects than naturally secreted A β, we examined the nuclear redistribution of FoxO3a in A β-overexpressing A βPPswe-PS1dE9 mice.

None of the patients in this study reached this threshold in 48 months of ART which could be associated with the naturally lower CD4+ T cell counts in adult Ethiopians irrespective of HIV infection [ 38, 39] and lower immune recovery of Africans [ 40].

With smartphone hardware replacement cycles slowing, the pressure on Cook to accelerate services revenue naturally steps up — which could in turn increase pressure on the core principles Cupertino likes to flash around.