Sentence examples for could be banking from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu's statement suggests that he could be banking on an informal and tacit approach, in which large-scale construction would be discouraged.

Because the large field makes it unlikely that one candidate would win a majority of votes in the March 19 primary, a runoff on April 2 seems probable — meaning Mr. Sanford could be banking on a second second chance.

According to a survey by Barclays published last week, up to 10m people could be banking on the internet within a year and it aims to attract one in ten of its customers to the net in a year's time.

Given this backdrop, it's not hard to imagine that a majority of the people in the U.S. could be "banking" with startups, in one form or another, in the next three to five years.

Previously, The Independent has estimated that around £10m could be banked each year based on estimated numbers of passengers travelling through airports to non-EU destinations and the number of items WH Smith must add VAT to.

"The problems could come from stocks, could be bonds, could be banks, could be the illiquidity of the market or a change in the short-selling rules.

The result, he warns, could be bank losses at Anglo Irish and other banks that supersede the Irish government's promise to guarantee all liabilities in the banking sector.

These could be banks, but they could also be small specialized businesses.

It could be lower earnings from a GE or a Microsoft (MSFT); it could be banks in Japan failing.

Goldman Sachs said the most vulnerable could be Bank of China, the country’s second-largest bank and its biggest foreign exchange institution.

Thus, Krim could ultimately be banking on anyone without a Mac.