Sentence examples for could be years from from inspiring English sources

It could be years from the time of an alleged attack, depending on the circumstances; it is not necessarily "only about a year".

Since the New York casinos could be years from reality, Marc Ryan, secretary of the Connecticut Office of Policy and Management, said it is too soon to determine what effect they could have on the state, which is already experiencing a decline in revenues thanks to the slumping economy.

But then Germany could be years away from having a working system.A possible alternative is a rival Austrian/Italian system called Europpass, which is based on a short-range radio system installed on tollgates.

If further research suggests that avocatin B effectively targets AML, it could still be years from market approval.

"It could be five years from now, 10 years from now before we're actually able to get something done," he told the BBC, adding that the first priority for the US would be to complete ongoing talks on a trade deal with the EU.

Unemployment has fallen a full percentage point since early 2012, but at this pace, our economy could still be years away from its prerecession level.

Still, experts say Pyongyang could still be years away from have a reliable ICBM capability.

It could be ten years from now, it could be thirty years from now, or it could be that the world being depicted is an alternative version of the one we're in right now; it looks like it, give or take a few buildings and the place-names.

It could be 20 years from now or 20 years ago you could ask me that question and I still wouldn't like it.

It could be 80 years from tomorrow.

Remember, it could be fourteen years, from a boy being recruited, to him making his first-team debut.