Sentence examples for which could probably stand from inspiring English sources

But she gives these ideas an interesting visual form, in the contrast between the funky, folksy installation and the lyrical film, which could probably stand on its own.

Noise is studied in the realm of dynamic transition, viz., while the temperature is being ramped, which probes into the kinetics of the transformation at real time scales, and could probably stand out as a promising tool for material testing in various other systems, including nanoscale devices.

Some of us could probably stand to be a little more pluralist about ourselves.

But then again Mr. Studdard could probably stand to make a few more enemies.

That would be one place where we could probably stand to move more quickly.

I could probably stand to learn a bit from these hater-immune people.

At least a few of them could probably stand to have been a little less smug.

As with most domestic and international rules, the trade regime could probably stand some tweaks and improvements in this area.

Mondays: can't live with them, could probably stand to live without 'em … if we're being honest.

In addition, the ionic liquid could dissolve the carbon deposition, which could probably cover the acid site of Cs2.5H0.5PW12O40.

Nevertheless, the association remained significant after adjustment for education and occupation, both of which could also stand for the SES.