Sentence examples for could thanks from inspiring English sources

It's not a particularly original concept, but it comes off as less gimmicky than it could, thanks to Kathy Gail MacGowan's careful direction and some finely drawn scenes.

France were able to relax into the game before England could, thanks to the willingness of their talented wingers Anthony Martial and Hatem Ben Arfa – back after a long international exile – to get on the ball.

But those who lived on could, thanks to the rarity of infectious diseases and the abundance of protein, expect to survive for thirty years more — considerably longer than the Greeks, the Romans, or the medieval peasants who built Chartres.

Hearing and Watching Live 8 The producers of today's Live 8 concerts for Africa believe the event could, thanks to the Internet, go down as the largest global broadcast in history, Agence France-Presse reported.

But the drone operator could, thanks to a new 40-pound camera strapped to the Shadow 200 cruising at least 4,000 feet above him.

Now he could, thanks to the development of ultrathin electronics that can be placed on the skin as easily as a temporary tattoo.

They could, finally, thanks to Shaw.

That, however, could change, thanks to a technology called field-emission display.

"Football is not Crimea, where Putin could win thanks to his army," one commentator drily observed.

More routes are expected to open, and prices could fall thanks to the new competition.

This could change thanks to the wave of publicity created by the Moving Together group.