Sentence examples for roster that could from inspiring English sources

"If you have Pedro starting Game 1 or Pedro not on your roster, that could be huge".

That allows them to continue advertising and motivating voters across the entire spectrum of competitive states, a roster that could expand rather than contract.

Government-supportive publications, of course, are everywhere too: the Magyar Nemzet (Hungarian Nation) and the Magyar Hírlap (Hungarian News) cap a roster that could go on for pages.

USA Hockey, the sport's national governing body, announced on Monday that the 2000-1 rosthatthat could form the core of the team at the next Winter Games, in Salt Lake City.

The same can't be said of the roughly eight hundred thousand Dreamers who applied for DACA through June, 2016, and whose paperwork has provided the government with a roster that could be used to speed their deportations.

The new league rules, which were supposed to make it easier for a team in Oklahoma to field a roster that could compete with teams in bigger markets, had backfired: Harden wanted the maximum allowable contract, but Oklahoma City's owners were unwilling to pay the luxury tax.

If more problems arise on the aging roster, that figure could be far more dire.

Interestingly, although Fernelys had declined to play at Lehman, he was placed on the school's roster — a move that could have made him ineligible to play at George Washington for a year when he transferred.

Once the coaching job is settled, Walsh still will face the possibility of a huge roster shake-up that could dramatically alter the team's makeup for years to come.

Bandrowski and Wilma Epstein, Reciprocal's senior vice president and chief marketing officer, reel off a roster of industries that could benefit from a digital rights management solution like Reciprocal's.

Franklin becomes the Lions' "developmental" quarterback, Orlovsky likely becomes the Lions' backup, and Moore likely becomes a body on a roster, a spot that could be filled by almost anybody.