Sentence examples for could are from inspiring English sources

Fourth, while critics of austerity economics have already decided it will not work, even those, like the Germans, who believe that it could are far from certain that it will.

Pascarella says that for uberVU, that means taking "a really sophisticated set of algorithms at the intersection of big data and artificial intelligence" and using those algorithms to find the social media updates that could are important in different topic areas (say a product, technology, or company), based on things like influence, sentiment, volume, and demographics.

So far most of the talk has been about how wealthy people, potential Angel investors – who in the past were incentivised to stay in the UK and invest their money a great deal more flexibly than a bank ever could – are to be taxed even more.

Among mainstreamers arguing what "no one could" are a recent working paper of the International Monetary Fund, a chapter in an OECD book on policy reforms in high income countries, and many middle-of-the-road academic economists (briefly summarized on a World Bank web page).

Arbitrarily, activating substances could are classified according to their chemical structure in proteic, non-proteic forms and combination of both.

The days in which the patient approached the doctor and paid for the service (when the patient could) are long gone.

Could be.

Could be crap, could be resentment.

That could be awkward".

Nothing could be seen.

Things could be better.