Sentence examples for feeling there could be from inspiring English sources

"I have a feeling there could be a softening in the Department of Labor rules (an Obama-led crackdown on how banks sell financial products) and the regulatory environment has now changed in favour of the banks".

"There was the feeling there could be some opportunities in the banks and I think the interchange cooled that," said Mr. Kalivas.

Councillor Charles Reynolds, who devised the application, said he was "disappointed" with the objection, feeling there could be a "lot of money lost to the area in such difficult times".

Whatever Hasnat's feelings, there could be no marriage without the consent of Nanny Appa, and while the subject was not broached directly Diana felt she should meet his family.

My feeling is that, yes, with Aricept there could be some actual improvement.

One can debate until deadline day whether the heavyweight bucks are appropriate for a player in Sterling's developmental stage – part of his attraction is the feeling that there could be so much more to come – but there is not much arguing with market forces.

And like many others I just couldn't shake the feeling that there could be other explanations.

Yet much, as with Laura Bush, there was a narrow part inside me that was eager to rebuff Mrs. Buckley, feeling that there could be no earthly reason to justify remaining with someone as villainous as I imagined her husband to be.

3) It was received very well, and a lot of people identified with what we were doing which made me very happy but also contributed to my feeling that there could be no slacking off.

Perhaps we've shot ourselves in the foot by having so many options, or the illusion of options, this feeling that there could be someone better or more a fulfilling relationship out there.

They expressed the feeling that there could be issues with trust at the first appointment and that it would be difficult for women to divulge sensitive issues at that point.