Sentence examples for which would present from inspiring English sources
"So I decided to create a watch which would present a realistic picture of how we, on earth, see the moon".
Another possibility is a full merger with Lenox Hill, which would present the larger hospital more options as to what to do with MEETH — including shutting it down and selling off its assets.
Enda Kenny says a vote to leave would result in a harder border running from Derry to Dundalk, which would "present an opportunity for others with malign agendas to exploit".
However, Transport for London, offered a note of caution: "The majority of disused stations have not been used for many years and nearly all are next to the operational railway, which would present a significant safety challenge.
Jordan's civil aviation chief, Mohammad Quraan, said the edge of the planned Israeli airport in Eilat would be about 200 yards from the Jordanian one on the Gulf of Aqaba, which would present a risk to air traffic safety.
vowed to appeal the Jeppesen Dataplan case to the Supreme Court, which would present the Roberts court with a fresh opportunity to weigh in on a high-profile test of the scope and limits of presidential power in counterterrorism matters.
As a conclusion, thiourea dioxide can be seen as a promising modifying agent, which can extend the in-service temperature range at which bitumen would present a satisfactory performance.
"Dan would often express views that I had myself," said Gove, "which he would present in a crisper, more elegant and more coherent way".
Speaking of which, I would present nothing more taxing on the side than the waxy new potatoes and the fennel salad I mentioned before.
Through the weeks he had cultivated an expression of polite and detached interest, which he would present to her in answer to her most blood-curdling inventions.
Wagner had the house constructed in the early 1870s when he settled on Bayreuth as the place to build the opera house in which he would present his works as he wished to see them staged.
