Sentence examples for hours which could from inspiring English sources

Some are rated at 25,000 hours, which could be 25 years depending on how much they're used.

"Woodroffe's body had been buried for nearly 48 hours, which could have contaminated the test," Jiménez told the Guardian.

The match stretched over three energy-sapping sets and more than three hours, which could suit the Wimbledon champion fine.

"If I get a call and they say 'be here in three hours' – which could happen – I'm off".

Employees also enjoyed slightly faster wage growth and worked longer hours, which could bode well for future hiring.

With the Ontario electricity tariff arrangements, additional cost savings from strategic scheduling could reduce demand during coincident peak hours, which could provide financial benefit to these milling facilities.

There's also an option in some locations to rent desk or office space by the hour, which could offer a significant cost saving.

Surely it ought to be possible to generate more detailed, finer-grained forecasts, neighbourhood by neighbourhood, hour by hour, which could be delivered over the web or beamed to a mobile phone?

LOS ANGELES — California's top lawmakers on Wednesday pledged their support for a plan to raise the minimum wage in the state to $10 an hour, which could soon give California workers the highest minimum pay rate in the country.

The bustle could also make them reluctant to socialize in off-hours, which could lead them to burn out and change jobs faster.

They knew the prize on offer for a victory and produced a masterclass in the opening half-hour which could easily have seen the game won - with Aguero as the spearhead.