Sentence examples for it could discover from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Telekom may simply want to buy Sprint's 55 million subscribers, but it could discover that it has acquired a bucket of sand with a hole in the bottom — Sprint has the highest subscriber churn rate of any mobile carrier.

There is a chance that the investigation will turn up nothing, but it also could discover that Big Blue has been playing accounting games and essentially misleading its investors.

After its novelty wears off, its supporters could discover that it is more populist than truly left-wing.

Your boyfriend's annoying friend could discover it while surfing on his computer and post it for the whole school (and world) to see.

Clearly, Louis – who refused to promote Horace and Pete so viewers could discover it afresh for themselves – needs our help.

Through this selection of opera arias and instrumental pieces, it announced, future generations could discover the musical taste and the quality of sound recording of the early 20th century.

When Albert Einstein was asked why it was that we could discover how to split the atom but had difficulty in overseeing atomic technology, he famously replied, "That is simple my friend: because politics is more difficult than physics".

An IDF spokesman who is so moronic as to keep a rabidly racist photo like brown-face on his FB profile on PUBLIC settings, so that a half-asleep Zionist-hater like myself could discover it on Friday morning within seconds of flicking through his pics?

It is thought they could discover another 10 billion barrels of crude oil as well as natural gas needed to fuel power stations.

Researchers working at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) in Batavia, Illinois, had been pushing to run their 25-year-old atom smasher, the Tevatron, through 2014 in hopes of spotting the Higgs before their European counterparts could discover it with their newer, more-powerful atom smasher.

This winter, many homeowners could discover that it costs at least 30percentt more to heat their homes than it did last year.