Sentence examples for sources and could from inspiring English sources

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"Some [companies] do not critically examine their sources and could be buying poached products.

The report cited anonymous sources and could not immediately be verified.

Some Time journalists have expressed concern that the company's decision could have a chilling effect on their relations with sources and could hinder their newsgathering efforts.

"If the academic apparatus disappears, then we're moving back to an earlier period when authors weren't citing sources and could just say whatever they wanted.

Under interrogation, the driver could not name his sources and could only provide police with a disconnected contact number to a broker in Tachileik.

Water is at risk of contamination with pesticides from point and diffuse sources and could be reduced to a great extent with a better sprayer design.

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Pros: Relatively easy to construct using open-sourcing, and could be incorporated into existing structures.

Conversely, a few too many entries take their evidence from a single source and could safely be omitted.

This new technique had an electronic source, and could study many incomplete molecules, the free radicals used in making polymers - another art greatly accelerated by the war.

Insects also offered a ready protein source and could serve as a front-line solution for coming food shortages, says Moore — if Westerners could change their perception, that is.

Receive only mode - With the receiver ON and the transmitter OFF, one would not even need a music source and could be scanning around to hear what others hear.

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