Sentence examples for that could later from inspiring English sources

That's the kind of behavior that could later become stalking.

Rather, Scott sought to create a paper record of human speech that could later be deciphered.

Later, Mr. Benedict said he had withdrawn the request partly to avoid raising an issue that could later be appealed.

When your company stipulates elements of the process, you can gain control – but you may also generate resentment from parties that could later subvert the decision.

Another application is to generate text to depict a set of coordinates that appear on a web site -- text that could later be used for information retrieval applications.

The department said it was standard practice to have a lawyer present at meetings that could later be the subject of a Congressional investigation.

Unlike Lehman Brothers, it was not the sort of firm that took on too much debt to buy assets that could later collapse in value.

And until shutting it down recently, Bloomberg also ran its own incubator, Bloomberg Ventures, which helped build new businesses that could later be folded into Bloomberg products.

Faster growth and lower unemployment would provide the resources that could later be used to pay down debts and reduce deficits.

This is to ensure that nominees have no financial conflicts of interest or outstanding tax matters that could later expose them to criminal prosecution.

Surgeons who depend on these images may end up leaving behind smaller tumors that could later grow and spread or removing healthy tissue that appeared to be cancerous.