Sentence examples for that could we from inspiring English sources
Rather than merely generating an instruction to move money that might be worth a few small coins, the information that comes with such a payment might open up new sales and advertising opportunities that could we worth hundreds of times as much.Money is specialThis report will argue that retail banking is going to be the most exciting part of the banking business over the coming years.
The experiments we are conducting with planet earth and its ecosystems require more long-term monitoring of surprise-sensitive parameters that could, we hope, give us early warnings of impending harm.
Well, we couldn't have that, could we?
How much of that could we manufacture with the tools of synthetic biology?
"Well," Pete Williams, Rowland's stage foil and co-singer these days, considers, "we couldn't leave it like that, could we?" And so Dexys' music redeems Rowland and us, a blast of soulful brass and Celtic violin that surges through a last act of old songs including "Geno" and "This Is What She's Like", his ultimate shaggy dog story of inarticulate, unsatisfiable longing.
Only comment is that could we beef up the section on independence - the undertakings that News Corporation have offered would involve Sky News being 'spun off' as an independent public limited company".
Rather we in perhaps the most Canadian fashion possible very politely requested that could-we-possibly-just-maybe have control over our government with our own constitution if-it's-not-too-much-to-ask (we'll totally still put the Queen on all our money though!) ...Please?
It does require seeing the world through the eyes of the wicked person, and thus finding those impulses and resentments and fears within ourselves that could - we painfully have to admit - drive us to commit dreadful acts under different circumstances.
"Anything that could work, we tried.
She'll never read 'The Little Engine That Could.' We're here because Hangbin Li killed Annie Li".
[My boss] Skip especially became like an uncle or a mentor that could -- we have a great working bond that I think I've never really had that with any male.
