Sentence examples for could recur from inspiring English sources
The severe fuel shortages plaguing southern Iraq could recur elsewhere in the country, officials said.
That could recur if Alcatel, a French company, succeeds in buying Lucent Technologies.
He was not a one-off; he was the product of a situation that could recur.
But they warn that unless proposals to reconfigure water distribution along the Klamath River are enacted, the problem could recur.
"I think it is likely that all these ecosystem changes could recur," said Richard Norris, a colleague of Keeling's at Scripps.
Born in Germany, of Moroccan-Turkish descent, Mekhennet grew up obsessed with the Holocaust and terrified that it could recur, with European Muslims as the victims.
Some of the jurisdictional problems that hampered the Lehman bankruptcy could therefore recur.
Turkish newspapers announced that Mr Erdogan was planning a triumphal visit to Gaza, not least to see a new hospital being built by the Turks.Unless Mr Erdogan softens his rhetoric, a showdown with Israel could easily recur.
It may be tempting to imagine that no disaster quite like the hijackings of Sept. 11 could ever recur, but there are too many anecdotal examples of Swiss Army knives eluding airport metal detectors to inspire confidence that it could not.
The director's misanthropy and pessimism are already baked in: "Gentlemen of the court," says Kirk Douglas, in a line that could plausibly recur in any subsequent Kubrick movie, "there are times when I'm ashamed to be a member of the human race, and this is one of them".
