Sentence examples for could make as from inspiring English sources

He could make as much as £2.6m.

With incentives, Bere could make as much as $5 million a year.

And then, after all, maybe picking 78 images at random could make as good a show as any.

The cap on overall benefit entitlements will affect 210,000 children and could make as many as 80,000 homeless.

Park, 36, said his base salary would be $1.2 million, and he said he could make as much as $1.5 million through performance bonuses.

However, he could make as much as $17.5 million in 2012 if he finishes 100 games combined this season and next, including 55 next year.

The insurance policy could make up as little as $50,000 of that, he said.

She says she'd marry provided her intended could make her as comfortable as she is now.

"Even idiots could make money, as long as they dedicated every minute of their days to their work," he writes.

In three tossup states — Colorado, Florida and Nevada — Hispanics could make up as much as one-fifth of the swing vote.

He believed that constitutional changes could make local as well as state governments more efficient, economical and responsible.