Sentence examples for Could have undone from inspiring English sources

"There is no way he could have undone all the damage which has been done to the country in the last three and a half years".

Had that ball not been found, McIlroy might have been looking at a big number that could have undone his charge to the third-round lead.

A different financial reform package could have undone the emergency consolidation that may (or may not) have been necessary at the peak of the panic, but President Obama and the Democrats who controlled Congress chose not to do that.

It means they could someday revive some of the several dozen other regulations Republicans have undone in the past two years.

I could go back to how I was eating/exercising before, which would have undone the work I had put in.

Bivalves would have undone Hamlet.

Is racism something we might have undone in 1787?

They have undone environmental, labor and consumer protections.

The goggle mishap was evidence of just how fragile his quest really is, all of his painstaking preparation and magnificent effort could have been undone with one fluke.

Without the Quins-inspired effort by Danny Care following smart approach work from Chris Robshaw and Mike Brown, the home team's outstanding work in other areas could have been undone.

As ridiculous as these conspiracies may sound, it might be even more difficult to believe that the Super Bowl, the most thoroughly planned entertainment event of the year, could have been undone by something as commonplace as an accidental power failure.