Sentence examples for point could become from inspiring English sources

With a loss Saturday in the 103rd meeting of Army and Navy, the cadets from West Point could become the first National Collegiate Athletic Association football team to finish a season 0-13.

Mason was thinking of what the Point could become five, ten years down the road, without figuring out how to get people to actually use it.

Such collection points could become targets for thieves and drug abusers.

Nul points could become a thing of the past at the Eurovision Song Contest.

While it still needs approval from EU governments, the main points could become law as early as next year.

Those who study the N.C.A.A. believe this time period could become a tipping point for significant reform.

When I started, I asked myself whether at some point this could become a book, and from that point on, each of the three stages on which I've worked has had a particular main point.

"At some point this could become mandatory," Ms. Harrison said.

"At some point it could become a small nature center," Mr. Halsey said.

At that point, N.S.P.C.C. could become part of my life, but so could other children's charities.

That suggests Mr. Fitschen is likely to serve as a transitional figure while Mr. Jain learns more about Deutsche Bank's other businesses, at which point he could become sole chief executive.