Sentence examples for much that could from inspiring English sources

There was much that could have gone wrong.

There's too much that could go wrong here, Taneytown.

It contains spongy sentiment without much that could be construed as suspense.

And Lagos has indeed seen much that could have led to its destruction.

Not that there was much that could have been done to avert the report's damning conclusions.

Professor Betts and others on the commission said they found much that could be improved with some low-cost steps.

For instance, there was much that could have been learned about Rogerson's colourful history from overseas online sources, including Wikipedia.

If he gives away too much, that could be the end of any serious attempt to reshape France during his term.

How much that could help the developing countries varies, depending on how much of their debt is owed to commercial banks, as opposed to governments and international agencies.

I got on to the authorities again but, polite and sympathetic as they were, there didn't seem much that could be done.

And the JC's writer, Sandy Rashty, found it difficult to persuade the "taciturn" Leveson into saying much that could be regarded as controversial.