Sentence examples for records could have from inspiring English sources

No one considered that the records could have been falsified.

Dental records could have been consulted, but the examiner's office said none were obtainable for Mr. Guadalupe.

She and other Wal-Mart officials also asserted that time-clock records could have been wrong in indicating that minors had worked illegally during school hours.

Information obtained by the Guardian through the FoI Act suggests that benefits records could have been the subject of extensive trading, with more than 100 individuals disciplined for "gross" violations still in post.

In essence, by acknowledging that the firm considered the possible use of such records in litigation, Mr. Corgel -- perhaps inadvertently -- gave support to the government's contention that such records could have been useful to gain a full picture of the events at Enron, which was an Andersen client before it sought bankruptcy protection in December.

Possible recall bias and the lack of past medical records could have made the history obtained from these patients less accurate.

Although quality requirements regarding data recordings exist, possible mistakes in ICPC recording could have been made, for instance due to typing errors or incorrect coding.

The crush of youngsters who surrounded Mary Cain after she broke her own national record could have been confused with the groupies who mob teen idols.

A book long and rambling enough to contemplate an answering-machine recording could have found time to mention a whole new spouse.

The current drought in California, one of the most severe on record, could have been exacerbated by marijuana cultivation, scientists say.

Tyrie is most unimpressed -- the recording could have real historical value, he says, pointing out that the US Federal Reserve released transcripts of its own meetings in 2008.