Sentence examples for charges could well from inspiring English sources

"Criminal charges could well still be coming – the Serious Fraud Office may have closed their investigation but what evidence they did collect was passed to the US authorities and from what I understand that investigation is alive and ongoing," he said.

But its service cutbacks and extra charges could very well alienate its client base.

The new membrane configuration and charge [17] could well favour the shuttling of one or more components to MEGF10, thereby increasing its pro engulfment function.

Despite the rumblings that criminal charges against him could well be imminent, Mr. Lay says he is sanguine.

They added that more charges could follow, as well as additional arrests in the death of the teenager.

If anyone is going to derail Chelsea's title charge tonight, it could well be Liverpool striker Natasha Dowie, who scored four times last time out, in a League Cup quarter-final win at Bristol Academy.

One may speculate that the presence of the bulky negatively charged phosphate group could well interfere with the allosteric movement of the proximal C-terminus of HCN2 during channel gating.

But the charge could equally well be repudiated by those who interpret Hume's report and Cromwell's statement as meaning the same.

But if there are charges or resignations it could well damage the president, who campaigned against corruption.In Brazil Fernando Collor was forced to resign as president in 1992 after his brother, Pedro, denounced his corruption.

He was acquitted of rape last year, but the National Prosecuting Authority, after years of investigation, could well charge him for corruption again.

The plans are getting under way at a time when the Bush administration is seeking ways to expand its arsenal of unconventional weapons, and could well fuel charges that Washington risks triggering a new arms race.