Sentence examples for kinds that could from inspiring English sources

At a time when there is downward pressure on fees for professional services of all kinds, that could help explain their enthusiasm for diversification.

These were well-defined areas of sky with stars of many representative kinds that could be used as standards of comparison, and the Mount Wilson Catalogue of Photographic Magnitudes in Selected Areas (1930), made about 20 years later, was for many years a leading reference for celestial photometry.

Because they rely on private insurance to make up for what they lose on Medicare and Medicaid patients, providers say, lower payments from private insurers would force them to make severe cutbacks ― the kinds that could mean hospital workers losing their jobs and patients waiting a lot longer to get care.

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He was the kind that could prescribe things.

The spoon handle was the kind that could be used as a tire iron.

Their matchup against the Seminoles was the kind that could prove troublesome in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

These represent important games, the kind that could cement the Giants as the class of their conference.

Officially approved writing (the only kind that could be published) by and large sank to a subliterary level.

Others have questioned the motive behind the initiative, which experts say is the kind that could pass the Legislature.

Her strong, thick brows were the kind that could bat off unwanted male attention with a faintly menacing arch.