Sentence examples for that could have changed from inspiring English sources

Their shadows complete this exemplary account of adventures that could have changed the world.

If there was ever an election that could have changed this, it was this one.

"This is one thing that could have changed history," Admiral Griffiths testified.

"There was no treatment, there was not anything that could have changed the outcome," Dr. Petrikin said.

Afterward, the Liberty players shook their heads as they pointed to moment after moment that could have changed the outcome.

The Jaguars, meanwhile, missed several scoring chances in the first half that could have changed the outcome.

Gore would have had a lead of 22 votes -- a lead that could have changed the entire public relations dynamic".

Day after day he weaves and reinvents these alternative chances that could have changed that insane scenario.

For Galán, the priests represented a vision of peace and justice that could have changed his country's future.

Nevertheless, she said, "It's fascinating to be in a place that could have changed the history of the Second World War and, who knows, maybe even our lives".

Although he is meant to be non-political, Mr Erdogan campaigned for an AK supermajority that could have changed the constitution into a strong presidential system.