Sentence examples for could abort from inspiring English sources

This could abort the tentative recovery as people and businesses delay purchases.

"If we could catch the virus before it had a chance to make these mutations you could abort an epidemic".

If the Fed were to fear just that and tighten too soon, it could abort the recovery, send unemployment higher, strengthen disinflationary forces, and push interest rates back to zero.

Starting the session on five poles apiece at the Korea International Circuit, Vettel had enough in hand over Hamilton come the conclusion that he could abort his final flying lap.

"There are people with rhetoric that is even more radical than ours, who are operating on the margins of this process, and who could abort it with their actions," Chávez's Interior Minister, Luis Miquelena, said to me.

The court noted that the age of Ms. Kurr's fetuses -- she was apparently carrying quadruplets -- meant that they could not have survived outside the womb and that she could abort them under the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade.

We told them we were planning, but we were so afraid of this source and what it would do; it could almost abort the mission, with the lives that could have endangered.

We told them that we were planning, but we were so afraid of this source and what it would do; it could almost abort a mission, with the lives that could have endangered.

Last week, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled 2 to 1 that the commission could not abort the licensing review while there was still money available for it.

If a pregnant woman became a widow and found that her husband had split his estate between her and the unborn child, Reagan wondered, could she abort the child and inherit all of the estate?

Patients were allowed to take a rescue medication if the study treatment could not abort the migraine attack within 3 hours of its onset, one hour after the possible second dose of the study drug.