Sentence examples for which may call from inspiring English sources

This poses the risk of their accumulation in the ecosystem, which may call on health hazard.

Critically review current training and practice on control of weapons fire, which may call for new paradigms.

To critically review current training and practice on control of weapons fire, which may call for new paradigms.

This challenge involves engineering change that frequently requires redesign or altering the products which may call for enterprise agility and flexibility.

High energy demand along with large capital costs have been the main drawbacks of Fischer-Tropsch plants, which may call into question the economic viability of the Fischer-Tropsch process.

The higher balsam fir content generally observed in naturally regenerated, clear-cut origin stands could have potentially negative economic and ecological impacts at the landscape scale, which may call for mitigation strategies.

With no logos, no hardware, no adornments, not even a closure, the bag, which Maier called the Cabat, looked like a beach tote albeit a beach tote with a six-thousand-dollar price tag.

When the mass-damping parameter of the system is low, the two phenomena can interfere giving rise to a peculiar type of instability, for which the quasi-steady theory does not apply, and therefore which one may call "unsteady galloping".

This method, which we may call modified, or selective, prospectivity, enjoyed its temporary ascendancy in the criminal law during a period in which the Court formulated new rules, prophylactic or otherwise, to insure protection of the rights of the accused.

All this is rather in the province of something which we may call the Animate.

How to preserve it, this magical experience, which we may call the integrity of the occasion?