Sentence examples for could if allowed from inspiring English sources

There are obvious ways to limit the damage – for instance, by closing off more environmentally sensitive areas, or those that could, if allowed to recover, be more productive for less damaging forms of fishing.

Obama said his administration had received no intelligence suggesting an immediate threat to the US homeland from Islamic State but said the group could evolve if allowed to amass territory, money and other resources, including European fighters with US visas.

A critical incident is an event that causes harm, or could cause harm if allowed to continue without intervention.

EARLY in her career at Gillette, she felt that she could accomplish more if allowed to make more of her own decisions.

A critical incident is an event that causes harm, or could cause harm if allowed to continue without intervention and it is events in the respiratory and circulatory systems that can lead most rapidly to the greatest harm.

PACF was also examined to avoid over fitting (which could occur if allowing the trend too much flexibility) signaled by extremely high proportion of negative PACF.

And I could, if space allowed, record many cases of throat and lung-diseases that have been permanently cured by wearing a beard.

What percent of the 1.5 million "wards" could swing the election if allowed?

Dominguez said he was disappointed and thought that the plant could have run safely if allowed to restart.

This management option aligns with traditional fisheries management: a large proportion of fish stocks are over-fished, and by definition, could support larger catches if allowed to rebuild (FAO 2009).

With course form already in the book, he could be a fascinating contender if allowed to take his chance.