Sentence examples for means that could from inspiring English sources

Lansing has replaced underground lead pipes using a means that could cost Flint millions of dollars less than state estimates.

If so, are there or could there have been alternate means that could have worked about as well or better at less cost — less cost in money and resources, less cost to civic trust and confidence?

The new proposal, by focusing on weapons in space, also "does not cover ground- and sea-based means that could be used to harm satellites, such as the Chinese ground-based antisatellite weapon tested a year go," Mr. Krepon said.

Both deterministic and stochastic nonlinearities are included in the system model, where the stochastic nonlinearities are described by statistical means that could reflect the multiplicative stochastic disturbances.

Computational fluid dynamics is a means that could improve our understanding of fixed-bed fluid flow and heat transfer, by solving the 3D Navier Stokes equations.

More and more places to spend bitcoin means that could become a reality, and popular indie merchant mobile payment provider Square is the latest to accept the cryptocurrency.

They couldn't possibly mean that, could they?

"I mean, that could be on the cards too before I retire".

"I mean, that could be a little unnerving to people on a city street.

I mean, that could technically create emotional stress.

This means that I could own one.