Sentence examples similar to could become short from inspiring English sources

I really want to commit to her, but fear that this could become short-lived (or that I would sentence myself to a life lacking in desire for my partner).

Thus, proto-mRNAs could become shorter (from Figure 3a to 3b), and their replication cost could be saved to some extent.

Patients would then receive a blend of face-to-face sessions with a health professional and modules in an online program which they follow independently, while the actual duration of therapy stays equal or could become shorter.

A 2009 report published by the U.K.'s Royal Society argued that such drastic efforts could become important short-term tools for reversing dangerous changes to the climate.

Although RBA has a short interest around 20%, they felt it could become a potential short squeeze as RBA could benefit from international growth, economic stimulus funds and a favorable valuation.

The possibility that the city, and perhaps the state, might reduce aid to mass transit to help solve their budget problems has caused many transit advocates and city officials this week to start talking about the specter of an unusually large rise in the fare, perhaps to as much as $2, which could become reality in short order after the elections in November.

Or you could become a "quant" (short for "quantitative analyst") and use advanced mathematics to help move mountains--of cash--through the world's financial systems.

And is there any chance at all Theresa May could become their most short-lived leader ever?

Technological developments aren't all bad, of course; Levitin believes they could soon help our lists become shorter.

A bank suffering from a temporary, manageable problem could become the target of short-sellers and be driven into insolvency.

Yet if Martin Kaymer's incredible run of form continues then it could become one of the shortest reigns on record.