Sentence examples for movement that could from inspiring English sources

Now there would be a movement that could get some traction.

They failed to build a movement that could stand against either the Muslim Brotherhood or the old elite.

Is there a robust enough civil-society or democracy movement that could sustain a more stable government?

She realized then that creationism is "a movement that could have really serious consequences for science and science education".

"All I'm doing is observing and supporting an organic movement that could become a wider movement across London".

The same agents have been pushing to decertify the union, a movement that could grow stronger as games disappear.

"Frida" was filled with disconnected bits of movement that could have puzzled anyone unfamiliar with Kahlo's life.

"The courts are able to make a difference if there is a social movement that could go either way".

Iraq's ruling Sunni Muslim minority has long feared an Iranian-inspired religious movement that could ignite the country's Shiite majority.

In the 1970s there was a movement that could well have propelled this music more into the mainstream.

All the while Mr. Windham gasps and whines, mirroring his disjointed, exaggerated speech with jerky movement that could be considered mocking to those with mental disabilities.