Sentence examples for later could have from inspiring English sources

Drizzling today: 'cold, becoming clammier later' could have been the forecast.

The 6-foot-5 Hyland started his third straight game because the starter, Peter Lee -- who Yale Coach Jack Siedlecki said later could have played today -- had an ankle injury, and completed 24 of 37 passes for 273 yards.

It was impossible, she said, to control the dissemination of the footage once it was released from the court's control, and impossible to predict the impact that seeing it later could have on Dhu's family and other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Case fatality was similar in the UK (23%) and Vietnam/Nepal (30%), although the numbers of deaths in the later could have been under-estimated by the tendency in Vietnam for relatives to take seriously ill patients home to die.

Therefore effects that appear later, could have been missed.

We assumed that persons falling ill at the beginning of the outbreak were infected by a common source, while those persons falling ill later could have been infected by person-to-person transmission, by a common source, or both.

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Seventy years later, who could have predicted that al Qaeda, and later on the Taliban would turn on their CIA masters after America's proxy war with the U.S.S.R., and wage war against the entire world?

"Two weeks later I could have determined to do nothing, and two weeks later he could have done exactly the same thing".

If Good's later rounds came with more onerous terms — think Box's last private round — its later investors could have done better than its earlier cadre.

If there were no intelligible way to understand how later Pythagoreanism could have arisen out of the Pythagoreanism of the acusmata, the puzzle of Pythagoras' relation to the later tradition would be insoluble.