Sentence examples for movements that could from inspiring English sources

This is an extraordinary time full of vital, transformative movements that could not be foreseen.

Boucher urged Menon to "tone down" the Indian rhetoric and avoid any military movements that could be misinterpreted.

It continued: "Boucher urged Menon to "tone down" the Indian rhetoric and avoid any military movements that could be misinterpreted.

Physical therapists have marveled at the ease in coaxing patients into movements that could have taken more time to achieve in the traditional manner.

"We recognize that there have been a number of occasions where disclosure of Berkshire's stock purchases" led to temporary market movements that could affect Berkshire's ability to trade, the S.E.C. said.

The dancers, Allen Hughes wrote in The Times, "went through a nonstop succession of braiding, climbing, slithering, sliding and crawling movements that could scarcely be believed even when seen".

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

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

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

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

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