Sentence examples for could be organizations from inspiring English sources

Years down the line it could be organizations like Wishbone that save tech from the talent crunch.

It could be any organization that wants chaos and does not want the coalition to be successful.

By now, Reese could be the organization man, the insider who knows people are looking at him, hoping he will make it easier for the next generation.

CHICAGO — For all the talk about how bright the Mets' future could be, the organization has a weighty task ahead finding capable position players to eventually array around their vaunted young pitchers.

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The gaps could be remediated with organizations adding more services, or by referring to more organizations.

The experts could be "individuals, companies, organizations, governments or devices".

Poorly designed spaces orphaned by their owners and in need of upgrading could be "adopted" by organizations willing to renovate them.

Edna Robinson, 74, who has lived in East Elmhurst all her life, agreed that reparations are needed and could be funneled through organizations that help African-Americans.

Failing that, there are online courses that could be useful, and organizations like BioInsights offer short courses.

The LA Promise Fund could be among the organizations that benefit.