Sentence examples for this could be rather from inspiring English sources

This could be rather an understatement.

This, indeed, could be rather widespread and could cause parallel emergence of some common phenotypes.

This result could be rather due to a limited self-awareness in younger ages.

As the size of this initial pore and the size of cytochrome C are approximately the same and the charge of the lipidic head groups lining the pore may interfere with protein release, it is possible that the postulated flux of cytochrome C through this pore could be rather slow, with only occasional molecules finding their way through the membrane.

Ebbsfleet may not currently look particularly scenic but it doesn't take much imagination to see that this quarry community could be rather lovely.

That this "morphological drift" could be rather fast and pronounced in passerines when new habitats or behavioral niches are colonized is evident from the many examples revealed within the ovenbird-woodcreeper radiation, as well as in other passerine birds, e.g., Pseudopodoces humilis [ 61].

It seems to stumble on long, complex equations (or maybe I'm saying them wrong), but in the right situation, this voice-powered calculator could be rather valuable.

At times he could be rather obnoxious.

Tuesday's eight couples could be rather too professionally perky.

So the perp walk could be rather elaborately planned".

All of which could be rather irritating for the paying customers, I imagine.