Sentence examples for problems that could take place from inspiring English sources

"We do everything in our power to keep our targeting as precision-based as it can be, always knowing that there are -- there is room for problems that could take place," said Lt. Gen. John Abizaid, a deputy chief of the United States Central Command.

Europhobes believe Calais, or a similar problem if transferred elsewhere, could influence the in/out referendum that could take place next June.

That could take place after the first of the year.

It's a chicken and egg problem that could take a long time to work out.

That ruling could take place as soon as next month.

That vote could take place as early as Thursday.

It is not clear, though, whether that refinancing could take place quickly enough for the state to get any money in time to help with the current budget problems.

That fight could take place in a stadium next summer.

We cannot exclude, however, that additional transitions could take place.

"Because of the bank's problems and high recapitalisation needs, there is heightened risk that an orderly resolution could take place," it says.

It has been suggested that effective secondary prevention could take place during doctor visits due to child's respiratory problems.