Sentence examples for Could have transpired from inspiring English sources

He added, "There is no way that this could have transpired without the knowledge and direction" of Kuwait's oil minister, Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah Al-Sabah

Both boys complained this wasn't nearly as fun as the football game/Nerf war/water balloon fight that could have transpired had they all been together.

For Liverpool it was the thought of what could have transpired in the Capital One Cup final as Jürgen Klopp's side exacted swift revenge on Manchester City with a commanding Premier League display.

Though this dialogue was taking place at Middlebury, a 2,200-student 2,200-studentcoliberalartsicollegetween the Green MountainsandwichedAdirondacks, it could have transpired on any numbetweencampuses -- especially during a capithe campaiGreen Mountains

This is a series of events that could have transpired in almost any decade of the American century.

Just imagine the violent consequences that could have transpired had that young man not participated in our conversation.

We must remember, however, that while evolution could not have transpired without robust cellular mechanisms to ameliorate the most serious consequences of spontaneous and environmental DNA damage, the process of evolution mandates that the genetic diversification on which Darwinian selection operates be maintained constantly.

While the organisers were diligent and creative, while lacking organisation and funding, this breadth of mass mobilisation could not have transpired unless the protest movement was tapping into deep and growing frustration and disenchantment with the current course of the country and its leadership".

In this scenario (without the existence of Net Neutrality), the launch of Google+ in 2011 could also have transpired very differently.

Some observers, particularly those who frequent the speculation-friendly LetsRun message boards, claim that his running transformation couldn't possibly have transpired without the assistance of performance-enhancing drugs.

His running career before the age of thirty boiled down to three words familiar to most serious runners: "did not finish". Some observers, particularly those who frequent the speculation-friendly LetsRun message boards, claim that his running transformation couldn't possibly have transpired without the assistance of performance-enhancing drugs.