Sentence examples for could put the future from inspiring English sources

"This could put the future of the museum in doubt".

Although one trustee, Pete Hamill, the Daily News columnist, said last week that the courthouse decision "could put the future of the museum in doubt," Mr. Merrill disagreed.

Overall, governance surrounding the SFDRR has improved, however the low level of accountability could put the future implementation of the SFDRR at risk and make the framework weak and ineffective.

There was a time - in the distant past seemingly - when a candidate was subsumed by scandal (or health crisis) that could put the future of the party or the country in danger, that individual stepped aside.

Any future leader could put the bombs back on the subs.

Politically, the need to control deficits and to insure the future solvency of Social Security could put the current method of calculating the CPI at risk.

Slumps by those three teams could put the Phillies or the Brewers in the playoffs despite their intentions to play for the future.

A new push to commercialise agriculture in Africa could, however, put the future of the continent's diverse, indigenous seeds at risk.

If only Big Coal and their supporters could have put the future of the region's children first at another meeting last night.

Simply put: the future is smartphones.

Her trade negotiators will have to fight tooth and nail not to give ground on the movement of people, but this could mean putting the future of UK farming at risk," he said.