Sentence examples for move could put from inspiring English sources

This move could put Palin in a much better position to become the Republican nominee.

Such a move could put France, which opposed the war, into an uncomfortable situation.

Traders fear the move could put further pressure on the global economy as it struggles to recover from the downturn.

Mr. Icahn's move could put pressure on the company to sell itself or divest itself of some of its varied businesses.

That move could put Airvana in jeopardy, because it relies on Ericsson as its primary customer, said Randy Battat, chief executive of Airvana.

Sid Harring, who has taught at the CUNY law school since it was founded in 1983, said the move could put the school's "soul" at risk.

These potential moves could put the Yankees in a good position to return to the postseason, as the American League is shaping up to be quite weak next season.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for countries to stop buying Syrian oil and gas, a move that could put serious pressure on the regime's finances.

Two longtime rivals in computing, I.B.M. and Sun Microsystems, plan to cooperate on server technologies, a move that could put pressure on their competitor Hewlett-Packard.

Tata Steel is set to pull out of all its UK operations, including Port Talbot, in a move that could put thousands of jobs at risk.

McDonald's said on Wednesday that it would begin posting calorie counts on all its menus next week — a move that could put pressure on other fast-food restaurants to do the same.