Sentence examples for could leave over from inspiring English sources

And Mrs. Whitman herself has set in motion a review of the Clean Water Act that could leave over 60percentt of the nation's streams and 20 million acres of wetlands exposed to development and pollution.

We should also point out that it's not just a new app's bug that could leave you over-exposed, if however briefly.

However, last year the National Audit Office estimated that up to £250m could be left over from the fund once the analogue TV signal is switched off, based upon lower than expected takeup in the first region to make the move.

Astronomers said the outer halo could be left over from the formation of the Milky Way or it may have been created by early episodes of star formation in which the hot gas was heaved by supernovas and expelled from the galactic disk -- perhaps in some kind of fountain of bubbles.

Drugs could be left over because extra tablets were dispensed (in many countries pharmacies dispense drugs per package, not exact number of tablets) or because of patient noncompliance.

To determine whether ES-mediated transport of αAmy3, αAmy7, NPP1, and CAH1 could be left over from an ancestral stage of protein trafficking to primary plastids, we performed phylogenetic analyses on all four sequences.

People will leave over time.

The Miami University victim's father, who asked to remain anonymous to protect his daughter's identity, said he's disturbed that an accused rapist could leave and start over, with no one knowing about his past.

According to Batchelder's research Trump's tax changes – taken at their "most conservative" – could leave just over half of America's nearly 11m single-parent households facing an increased tax burden.

Chairman Nicola Cortese could leave Southampton over divisions with the club's owner, Katharina Liebherr.

They looked so expensive that of the $69 fee, I'm not sure how much money could possibly be left over for the bands.