Sentence examples for but could later from inspiring English sources

But people close to Trump told him that Corker could be loyal to the president through 2018, when he needed him to win, but could later become a free agent who would sharply criticize him again.

At first it will operate in Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya, which the minister visited last week to see training taking place, but could later expand to Nigeria to help tackle Islamist militants Boko Haram, which has kidnapped hundreds of girls.

Allison Beveridge, Jasmin Glaesser, Kirsti Lay and Georgia Simmerling looked delighted as they rolled over the finish line but could later be seen staring at the big screen in slack-jawed astonishment as the British romped to victory.

(The government has not joined the case, but could later).

But he also argued there could be a further 58 discoveries which would be uneconomic by 2050 but could later become viable with higher oil prices and technological improvements.

James Hayter gave the hosts an interval lead with a composed finish, but could later have been sent off after tussling with Yaser Kasim after being booked for a challenge on the Swindon midfielder.

("It won't hurt now, but it could later").

For example, would the kidnapping of an ordinary citizen belonging to a particular political party be charged as domestic terrorism if the perpetrator had a financial motivation, but it could later be shown from the perpetrator's diary that he was also trying to send a message to Congress?

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She is among about 2,800 plaintiffs, representing more than a quarter of the total, who now do not have an illness serious enough to qualify under the settlement but fear they could later.

Dinze told AFP that he expects a guilty verdict but hoped that Sentsov could later be exchanged for people "important to Russia".