Sentence examples for donated could from inspiring English sources

Those who donated could win a trip aboard the plane for a day of campaigning.

Dr. Marion Kainer, an epidemiology officer at the disease control agency, said tissue to be donated could be sterilized in several ways.

Other legislators who donated could not be immediately reached.

You do some research and learn that each $100 you donate could prevent a person's experiencing 15 years of impaired vision followed by another 15 years of blindness.

Bird's sister, who lives in Tel Aviv, became supply manager, setting up an Amazon wish list so that anyone who wanted to donate could order a tent, sleeping bag or any other essential for the homeless and dispossessed.

Citing the small average per-person savings in BofA's "Keep the Change" program mentioned above, Karlan worries that by donating spare change, the resultant "warm fuzzy feeling" we get by spending (and donating) could actually be checking the "charity box in your head" that might deter us from greater donations later on.

The next day, another student -- writing under a pseudonym -- revealed DeLorenzo's identity on the Little Green Blog, writing that her decision not to donate could prevent $100,000 in scholarships for disadvantaged students from being disbursed, among other things.

Getting people to donate could help balance the cost.

That is, patients were given a list of the types of studies in which donated samples could be used, as well as the type of health information that could be used.

Not only could such a mistake cost the board member the time and money he has donated, it could cost him personally.

Your donated costume could provide lifelong memories for a child.