Sentence examples for movement could have from inspiring English sources

Only the anti-corruption movement could have united a country as fragmented as India is.

Doctors have previously expressed fears that the popularity of the antivaccine movement could have adverse effects.

Collaboration by the two sides of the abortion movement could have benefited all women in Florida.

It is possible that last summer's protests have advanced the cause of women further than any formal movement could have.

From that point on, only effective support from the rest of the labour movement could have tipped the balance.

He continued, "It is inconceivable that the movement could have happened the way it did in Mississippi without these people".

Faster movements could have a fiery muscularity, but they were integrated into performances notable for their intellectual and structural coherence.

But the group cautioned exchange rate movements could have an impact on the rest of the second half.

But since this character is the personification of goodness, her movements could have been more grandly scaled.

Any casual follower of ship movements could have deduced that the John C. Stennis was probably not scheduled to return to the Persian Gulf anyhow.

"This new bloc that comes from different social movements could have a common front," says Jackson. "We have a lot of issues that unite us".