Sentence examples for could be a lapse from inspiring English sources

The email implies there could be a lapse in between when the app is shut down and the new mobile experience is live, as eBay notes that customers can use eBay Valet on the web "in the meantime".

One problem with leaving all the instructions in your will is that pets need immediate care and there could be a lapse in time before your will is read.

Except that "today" could be a lapse of countless eons or a slice of a microsecond — it depends what plane you're on — since His universe is a puzzle of days, hours, months, and centuries, all of different shapes and sizes, locked together in a polyhedron without end, on whose faces dawns and midnights, emptiness and plenitude, ends and beginnings coexist.

The nine cars could be a time lapse image of a single car, captured in motion as in a multiple exposure photo.

Like I said, if your mind starts wandering, or if you have a lapse moment, it could be a disaster!

Although methods were employed to correct income for inflation, no adjustment could be made to address the time lapse between the collection of individual-level measures and this could be a source of bias.

"I think all stakeholders are in agreement that the worst thing there could be is a lapse of the program," Ms. Kousky said.

Note the reinforcing tone, in spite of what could be seen as a lapse in judgment.

But the Lightning certainly didn't play down, unless allowing a winding 51-yard touchdown run to Earl Moore on the fifth play of the fourth quarter could be considered such a lapse.

Could there be a greater lapse of care than to fail to properly inspect and maintain fire hydrants once they have been established and the community has accepted them as being live guardians and not mere painted cast iron?

It appeared to give conversational answers, although it could be led to lapse into obtuse nonsense.