Sentence examples for mark could have from inspiring English sources

"That mark could have come from anything.

"Mark could have saved Michael," she said.

"I think it's brave to jump before you're pushed because I'm pretty sure Mark could have got a ride somewhere else.

The interesting thing about it is that this persistent visual mark could have vanished overnight and like most things never been seen again".

"There's no conservative Mark could have recommended who wouldn't receive the same blowback".

The bite marks could have been chiselled out, so deep are they cut into the metal, with whole chunks gouged from the frame.

The composition element of A-level music typically makes up 30 per cent of the overall grade, meaning inaccurate marking could have a significant impact on a student's final grade and could cost them their university place.

Head teachers warned that tinkering with pass marks could have unintended consequences.

For example, the scrape marks could have been made when meat-eating predators, such as the mighty Acrocanthosaurus, scraped their powerful hind legs on the ground to make noise and warn other males of either the same or a different species to stay away, says Timothy Isles, a paleobiologist at the University of Portsmouth in the United Kingdom.

Scully performs an autopsy and concludes that the severing of the torso and severe burn marks could have been caused by the weather conditions at the time and that a substantial amount of the torso is missing from the severing.

In terms of forgery, the cloth itself dates from the 13th century using Carbon 14 measures, and blood marks could have been added as a means of seeking to replicate the biblical accounts of Jesus' suffering and death.