Sentence examples for route that could from inspiring English sources

Unless he withdraws that support, the only route that could topple the prime minister would seem to run through the courts.

Each successful landfall became a signpost along a route that could be retraced and integrated into a growing body of reliable information.

According to Ahlborn, the next steps will include identifying a route that could connect Bratislava, Slovakia's capital, with Vienna and Budapest.

But museum officials struggled to come up with a route that could accommodate the huge truck built to carry the boulder and navigate the byzantine bylaws of Los Angeles-area municipalities.

The rock was cut out of the earth last year and has rested in a quarry as Mr. Govan and other museum officials struggled to figure out a route that could accommodate the truck built to carry the boulder.

From the starting address, the interviewer follows a random route that could resemble this: Walk left away from the first address, turning left on the first street, then count three blocks and turn right.

"There are well established migrations routes for birds from Patagonia to North America and from there are routes that could take it to Europe after that".

One C.D.C. official said yesterday that a review of the postal routes that could have led to Ms. Nguyen's employer or home has yielded no evidence that mail was the source of the bacteria.

But — as we've written extensively in recent years — there is already an intensifying push to develop Arctic resources and test shipping routes that could soon become practical should the floating sea ice in the Arctic routinely vanish in summers.

But if an airline like British Airways, which is struggling financially, decides to extend its simplified fare structure to trans-Atlantic routes, that could force the hand of carriers in the United States.

Massive cuts to rural bus services since 2010, when councils began to reduce or entirely withdraw their subsidy from routes that couldn't be run at a profit, are now, he says, creating an urban/rural divide.