Sentence examples for made which could from inspiring English sources

Yet on at least one measure, sending soldiers to Iraq was one of the few gestures their country has made which could be seen as comparatively generous.

During the 15th century on the Continent, smaller tables were made which could be more conveniently moved and, especially, drawn up to the fire.

It is understood some senior Conservatives were unaware the decision to proceed with the vote had been made, which could potentially inflame the scale of the rebellion.

Those who could not vote for religious reasons during the day, he said, had a reasonable argument that some accommodation had to be made, which could have included changing the date.

Bob Stephens, the governor's general counsel, said, "We have serious concerns about statements Attorney General Cooper made which could cause a potential conflict and even be used against the state he represents".

Mr. Love has been working with people in developing countries like South Africa who want governments to issue compulsory licenses so that generic AIDS drugs can be made, which could cause the price of the drugs to fall sharply.

"I hope with BT we will have some pretty open and constructive discussions on issues of how well Openreach has worked and whether there are reforms that we might make which could be even more effective for the consumer".

The Times' Julie Makinen tells Jacket Copy that "Tsukuru" also means "to make," which could be a play on words.

Separation in PC2 supports the point the authors choose to make, which could be due entirely to MS salts being in the gels but not the soil.

The artist avoids making work, which could become as recognisable as a brand.

This raises the question of whether or not a selection of more variable core-genes could be made, which, in turn, could provide higher resolution.