Sentence examples for this could have left from inspiring English sources

Prosecuting counsel, Christmas Humphries QC, had accepted that Ellis had been "disgracefully treated by the man who died" and that this could have left her in an intensely emotional state.

This could have left large numbers of patients without access to the cancer treatment, and the precedent created would have prevented the manufacture of many other drugs that Indian companies produce at a fraction of the cost of the brand-name originals.

The BDI-FS did not predict mortality, and this could have left the more stable or predictive depressed cases to be included in the BDI-FS sub-sample.

Given the annual life-style of A. charrua and N. furzeri we hypothesized that, in comparison to other cyprinodontiforms, they have been under a different selective regime and this could have left molecular signatures at the mitochondrial genome level.

All that could have left.

Anatolia is located in between these two major refugial areas, and this proximity could have left a signature on the genetic make-up of populations.

(I wish I'd known this before I'd set out on this trip; I could have left both of my camera-battery chargers at home).

We could have left this problem as we found it and hoped that, over time, banks would earn their way out of the mistakes they had made.

They have put up a hell of a fight but, ultimately, nobody could have left this ground thinking it was anything but a fatal blow.

Shea in particular could have left this tournament being remembered for an awful half against Cuba, instead of as the scorer of the winning goal in the final.

El Profe, a high school teacher with a master's degree in education, could have left this town long ago, but he vowed to stay and teach the children who face the same challenges he had to overcome.