Sentence examples for moving which could from inspiring English sources
Taking advantage of these amenities may take your mind off of the flight ahead, if only temporarily, and get your muscles moving, which could prevent deep vein thrombosis, a blood clot that can be caused by prolonged sitting.
GM has recalled 2.6 million vehicles, including Chevrolet Cobalts and other models with ignition switches prone to being bumped or jostled into accessory mode while cars were moving, which could shut off engines and disable power steering, power brakes and airbags.
And, the employer of such a person might similarly get a tax break for inducing that person to move, which could enable that employer to pay a slightly higher wage, or to help with moving expenses.
Moreover, achieving even the 45percentt rate of protection requires two injections 28 days apart, which could also slow the response during a fast-moving flu outbreak.
Consequently, community members who died of fast-moving cancers were less likely to be included in the study, which could result in an underestimate of the association between PFOA and that cancer.
"However, we'll continue to observe this fast-moving star to exclude possible, but improbable, natural variations of the stellar brightness, which could masquerade as a planet".
Now only the clerks sell single stamps, which could mean waiting -- and waiting and waiting -- in a slow-moving line.
He has a degree in planetary science, but left university in part to work on faster-moving projects.Until recently, students were also deterred because so much was staked on single missions, which could be canceled, fail or not deliver any useful data, says Mr Pomerantz.
Which could actually happen!
(Unlike the Sloika, which could).
