Sentence examples for it could be comments from inspiring English sources

Today, we worry about our misjudged tweets going viral, but tomorrow it could be comments we make to our friends on the street that come back to haunt us.

The children's charity said although the Jillings report was commenting on "appalling child protection failures" in the past, it could be commenting on events happening now.

It could be commented from experiments that 1.0 1.25% fibre volume fractions were suitable to improve shear transfer capacity in AMS fibre-reinforced cementitious composites with the fibre length of 15 and 30 mm, and the mixtures with 1.25% fibre volume fraction could exhibit most excellent to develop shear transfer capacities in mixtures.

-- Allison Arieff, "The Class Isn't Always Greener (but It Could Be)" Reader Comments: I attended high school in suburban Atlanta in the late 1970s in a building designed by the Atlanta architect John Portman.

It could be no comment after this.

It could be a comment they make or your recognizing your young daughter taking particular notice of another little girl who is a different race or speaks a different language.

So instead, start with a comment about something relevant, and make that comment interesting.For example, in early December, if you were in a busy store in a mall, it could be a comment about 'how important it is to not forget that behind all the things people are buying, should be the thought and the genuine caring for another human being, as opposed to emphasizing the material elements'.

Right now, a crawl sometimes shows up at the bottom of the news, but in the not too distant future, it could be your friends' comments that are streaming by, or a curated feed of commentary from a third party, or algorithmically popular Twitter messages that bubble up in real time.

The Philharmonic asks members not to speak with reporters, and none of the new women who play for it could be reached for comment.

It could be a simple comment that would set me off a customer or coworker saying "good man" or "sir"—but even less overt triggers could be devastating.

It could be an edgy comment like, 'Whoa this is getting out of hand' or 'We're off the topic' or 'That was unkind' but my favorite is the poked out-tongue.