Sentence examples for makes could have from inspiring English sources

Whatever decisions the government makes could have vast implications for computing.

Mr. Coetzee did not testify at the trial, and his lawyers suggested that public confessions he had already made could have been fabricated.

On the contrary: the movie, which cost about $80 million to make, could have opening-weekend sales of more than $100 million, far more than the first "Twilight".

In a study in Washington State, approximately 12% of visits that Medicaid enrollees made could have been avoided.

At Biogen, the decisions and choices we made could have profound implications on people's everyday health.

A currency devaluation, one of the most desperate monetary measures a central bank can make, could have long-lasting adverse effects on the economy such as imported inflation.

Rudy, you could've made us proud.

"I could've made that throw," Hall told reporters last week.

"We could've made it a bit more comfortable.

He could've made a phone call.

"Could've been making $3,000 a month..