Sentence examples for materials could have from inspiring English sources

The officials said most of the materials could have been obtained from public sources and only showed an interest in American targets.

Computer experts said the delay in detaining the suspects and seizing computer materials could have allowed them to destroy evidence and make prosecution more difficult.

The stories were generally careful to note that the materials could have been fabricated, but also quoted senior American officials as saying that they appeared to be legitimate.

Mr Duelfer, according to the draft, does not exclude the possibility that some weapons materials could have been smuggled out of Iraq before the war, a possibility raised by the administration and its supporters.

The I.A.E.A. has yet to determine whether the uranium originated in Pakistan: the enriched materials could have come from the black market, or from a nuclear proliferator yet to be discovered, or from the Iranians' own production facilities.

The prepared polyimide silica hybrid materials could have potential applications for microelectronics or optical communications.

The material could have drifted off into abstraction — e-mails, Benghazi, the Washington swamp.

The same material could have been done on the old SNL.

The main hazard "is the harmful effect the material could have if it enters the body," the warning said.

There was also a vigorous trade in bat guano fertilizer between Peru and Ireland, and that material could have transported the blight.

The main concern was the risk that the material could have lasting ill effects on people and the environment.