Sentence examples for tap that could from inspiring English sources

If, as many investors fear, the government has already turned off the credit tap, that could hurt economic growth.

With the Lions' high-powered offense on tap, that could very well be the case again this week, not to mention their nasty defensive front will make things extra difficult on the offense.

On a quick ride, some passengers would tap for a tip that could amount to nearly half of the cost of the trip.

38 Degrees is pulling out all the stops and owner Clay Harding has assembled a tap list that could pack the ale house even without tapping the elusive Younger.

We found coherent spatial structure in δ2H, δ18O and d of ground water and tap water that could be predicted by a geostatistical model based on simple environmental parameters (elevation, mean annual precipitation, precipitation minus potential evaporation, distance to coast and modeled isotope ratio of precipitation).

Twice the defence slept as Danny Care took tap penalties that could only have come as a surprise to someone who has never before seen Danny Care.

Indeed, "military intervention also taps funding that could be better spent in combatting hunger and misery".

However, according to our knowledge, until now there has been no study directed to the presence or lack of expressed genes or activity of enzymes involved in starch biosynthesis in sugar beet tap-root that could explain the complete absence of starch in these structures.

In the future, Niemczewski hopes to tap into algorithms that could automatically find this information and surface it to users.

During the last 15 or so years of his life, it was said that he'd returned to it--some claimed Morris had simply been beaten by "Taps," that he couldn't pull it off.

He described a system that could tap into Internet mail, culling records, credit card and banking transactions and travel documents.