Sentence examples for route could have from inspiring English sources

He said the diplomatic route could have been backed up by force, but not 250,000 men.

Henson said Green-Beckham's route could have been run "a lot better" on a pass that was intercepted and added Green-Beckham must learn to combine body control and ability consistently.

The route could have followed the A5 Corridor to the M6 South of Gailey, at junction 12, or a new corridor could have been established to the M6, north-east of Featherstone, at junction 11.

It is clear that many routes could have led to the same result.

This is a preliminary study: the small number of mice used and lack of other administration routes could have reduced significant differences.

Likely routes could have taken the plutonium through the city, The Nevada Independent reported.

The origins of the Maya sculptural style may have developed in the Preclassic on the Pacific coast and Takalik Abaj's position at the nexus of key trade routes could have been important in the dissemination of the style across the Maya area.

"The route they have selected for this thing is the most risky route they could have picked across the state of Nebraska".

Route 55 could have been extended in order to provide a proper evacuation route for Cape May Peninsula and surrounding area.

But there's an alternate route: they could have travelled down the coast in boats.

But it is also, psychologically as well as ­stylistically, the only route she could have taken.