Sentence examples for could be touted from inspiring English sources

Such a grouping could be touted as an alternative to Frankfurt, specialising in small, less liquid shares; and a joint approach could reduce the cost of much-needed new trading software (Hanover's system is over 20 years old).

From outside the BBC, Kevin Lygo, the head of ITV Studios; Lorraine Heggessey, the former controller of BBC1; and former BBC2 controller Jane Root are amongst the names that could be touted – although the BBC is keen to ensure that candidates from the US also emerge.

In the pages of The Chicagoan restaurants were categorized as Downtown, Out a Ways or 'Way Out; a play could be touted as "worth eyeing and earing"; a reader's complaint about the magazine's spelling mistakes could be met with a cocked eyebrow and wrinkled nose: "Oh, Well... Anybody can spell".

If your book is "genre-breaking" you could be touted as "genre-less".

In a very astute move, CBS chief William Paley allowed Sunday night to be used for concerts, experimental dramas and other shows that were aired with no advertisements and could be touted as evidence of the CBS commitment to 'public service' programming.

Nitro fatty acids could soon be touted as the next pharmaceutical preventative for cardiovascular disease.

This will be touted by Cook and his team as evidence that the sceptics who said Apple could no longer innovate after Jobs were absurdly misguided.

On a Monday he might receive a cease-and-desist order from an enraged studio demanding copyrighted material not be circulated; Tuesday he could have the collective ear of Hollywood because an amateur project he's touted could potentially make that same studio millions of dollars.

Likewise, ending invidious and systemic discrimination towards blacks--it was touted could not be achieved by shifting the focus away from the civil rights news whenever anyone was attacked or beaten because of the color of their skin (white or black or other).

Currently treasurer Mike Baird and transport minister Gladys Berejiklian are the frontrunners but in a race like this don't get too comfortable with the candidates being touted, anybody could come in from the left (or right) field.

Litan's main finding, that the rule could cost consumers $80 billion, has been touted by industry lobbying and PR efforts.