Sentence examples for that could be stopped from inspiring English sources
It's a shocking spectacle that could be stopped with one merciful injection.
"I know of no more heartbreaking tragedy in the world today," the senator wrote, "than the loss of so many young people to a virus that could be stopped if we simply provided more resources".
That to me would be an intervention that could be stopped... and I hate to define anything at all... but it could exist and I don't want to [say] "never".
It's the kind of probe that could be stopped if his office agreed to such a release as is being contemplated for Bank of America in the state and federal settlement talks.
Friendly felt Aubrey was insufficiently concerned with public affairs and in his memoir, Due to Circumstances Beyond Our Control, recounts one budget meeting at CBS when Aubrey talked at length of how much money the news was costing the company, a sea of red ink that could be stopped by replacing news with more entertainment programs.
One consequence of such integration could be a gain in efficiency if the review process identifies surveillance activities that could be stopped (eg, where there was duplication or where effort could be shifted upstream to a more suitable surveillance point).
Today I want to talk about one thing that could be stopping you from achieving success: Dragons!
Still, two top W.H.O. officials expressed cautious optimism that SARS could be stopped before that happens.
That can certainly be interpreted as meaning that you could be stopped at Customs and quizzed about the music or films on your iPod or laptop.
Regulators, for their part, took comfort from the fact that hybrids were a bit like equity in that payments could be stopped to preserve capital should a bank run into trouble.Sadly, hybrids have not behaved quite as expected.
And Mr. Thompson recalled his discomfort at having to prepare his stepson, then 13, for the likelihood that he could be stopped by the police, a conversation that Mr. Thompson said his own father never had to have with him.
