Sentence examples for moves which could from inspiring English sources

Whether those high-fives were premature will depend in large part on Yahoo's next moves, which could include a partnership with its chief competitor, Google.

With just over a week remaining until the April 3 N.H.L. trade deadline, Penguins General Manager Ray Shero pulled off two moves, which could leave Pittsburgh idle on deadline day.

"There are one or two big moves which could happen - I don't think they are going to happen last minute because the other clubs will want to do some business too.

"Bolder moves which could have made a significant difference are missing.

Just on Tuesday for instance, Japan said it was implementing a “comprehensive monetary easing policy" which included cutting interest rates and looking into establishing a $60 billion asset purchase program, both moves which could lead to a weaker yen.

In New York, likewise, Bregman says they're waiting on regulations to be drafted before making any official moves, which could help them avoid the kind of problems UberTAXI has run into in the Big Apple.

The move which could boost Galloway's chances of re-election in the West Yorkshire city.

Mr. Shaw lamented not knowing about the move, which "could've made some money".

Now landlord Paul Waters has decided to sell it, a move which could net him as much as £30,000.

Parliament is to meet on Monday to discuss the move, which could lead to Mr. Wahid's impeachment.

According to the Royal College of Nursing, nearly 3,500 nurses could be kicked out of the country under the legislation, in a move which could end up costing us nearly £200million.