Sentence examples for could later have from inspiring English sources

James Hayter gave the hosts an interval lead with a composed finish, but could later have been sent off after tussling with Yaser Kasim after being booked for a challenge on the Swindon midfielder.

In addition to the expected opening rotation, it could later have veterans Erik Bedard, Chad Gaudin and Brandon Beachy.

Higher prices, and perhaps the fear that higher interest rates could dampen demand later, have at last drawn would-be sellers into the market.

The ones who told themselves they could have the candy later had a much easier time than the ones who swore off M&M's permanently.

As a producer of the Sarajevo Olympics I remember how completely concerned the production team was with leaving the country with housing they could later use that had been built to house athletes during the games.

The broken objects may have been kept so they could later be repaired, or may have just been used for ballast.

Drizzling today: 'cold, becoming clammier later' could have been the forecast.

Case fatality was similar in the UK (23%) and Vietnam/Nepal (30%), although the numbers of deaths in the later could have been under-estimated by the tendency in Vietnam for relatives to take seriously ill patients home to die.

Therefore effects that appear later, could have been missed.

We assumed that persons falling ill at the beginning of the outbreak were infected by a common source, while those persons falling ill later could have been infected by person-to-person transmission, by a common source, or both.

Being rash and regretting it later could have you feeling like the real loser in the end!