Sentence examples for that could be set from inspiring English sources

The firm was moribund, but it had property, undervalued in the books, and losses that could be set against future profits to keep the taxman away.

But the stakes are much higher because of the positive example that could be set by fairly dealing with a government debt crisis.

Even some pro-death penalty politicians are concerned about precedents that could be set by a successful prosecution of Mr. Muhammad and Mr. Malvo.

That Star Wars makes it into the top 10 is a little surprising, as it is a story that could be set anywhere.

The Commerce Department has identified more than 300 megahertz of spectrum controlled by the federal government that could be set aside for other uses.

The Chinese authorities are intensely sensitive to rising consumer costs and social tensions that could be set off by soaring food and fuel prices.

It's also laying the groundwork for more potential acquisitions and strategic partnerships, or at least a seat at the table of startups that could be setting the pace for how people borrow, lend and spend money in the future.

And that could be setting the stage for a once in a decade investment opportunity.

He said that it could be set five years after ZNMD and that the original characters would have grown older, having a reason to go on another trip.

Stocks have defied predictions that a sell-off would follow the spring surge as signs emerged that growth could be set for a slowdown.

We won additional funds so that budgets could be set without cuts.