Sentence examples for that could start from inspiring English sources

These pores exhibited no border failures that could start crack propagation along the film surface.

They have third-team linebackers that could start elsewhere, Surace believes.

Who decides what is a "manifest" violation of the charter that could start ICC action?

In its own interest, Iran should consider steps that could start to remedy that situation.

I could give you a quote that could start a war, but that wouldn't be effective".

For one thing, he now weighs 242 pounds, a size that could start to pose risks for staff members.

In theory, the changes would set into motion a reorganization of power that could start to alter that situation.

In a move that could start a trend, the University of Northumbria has undergone a branding revamp.

"We're going to have a five-member elected board that could start municipalizing power district by district.

"In 2008 I introduced a bill that looked at mechanisms that could start to address the emissions issues.

If he is serious, he is threatening preventive military action that could start the bloodiest conflict since World War II.