Sentence examples for that could leave from inspiring English sources

The current language — words like "best practices," "guidance" and "should" — leaves room for wide interpretation that could leave cars vulnerable.

Their volunteering would spare younger Japanese from dangers that could leave them childless, or worse.

But consumer advocates argued that the bill contains loopholes that could leave policyholders shortchanged.

The goal is to find vulnerabilities that could leave data exposed or that hackers could exploit.

Federal mandates are preferable to a voluntary approach that could leave voters in many states unaffected.

Many are fixes for security vulnerabilities that could leave you open to attack.

Fix memory issue when using stacks of background regions that could leave too many files left open.

And Maryland is considering a map that could leave Representative Constance A. Morella, a moderate Republican, highly vulnerable.

It found considerable improvements but also grave shortcomings that could leave the nation vulnerable to new and "likely successful attacks".

On the contrary, Mr Osborne faces a terrifying, fast-moving crisis that could leave his economic plans in disarray.

When foreclosures are done with faulty documentation, that could leave the new owners of the house vulnerable to claims.