Sentence examples for this could release from inspiring English sources

The FCC thinks this could release up to 120MHz of TV broadcast spectrum.TV companies could instead sell their holdings to telecoms companies directly.

[Beer bar & nightclub FSW, aged 32]Most participants revealed that although their income was high it was uncertain, and many needed to reserve a portion of their income to support their families as this could release social negative reaction.

Eruptions on this scale could release enough ash to influence the global weather for years, and one theory holds that the Lake Toba eruption in Indonesia about 70,000 years ago had long-term effects that nearly wiped out humans altogether.

That's nowhere near what a pipeline of this diameter could release".

The feldspar alteration, in this case kaolinitization, could release considerable amounts of silica ions (Bjørlykke 1983).

But I really think that you could release this movie again today, and it would still do well".

The TiVo ecosystem is such that the company could release this remote for multiple platforms at once.

A few days later, I wrote Tig and asked her if I could release this set on my site.

It follows that loss of NO, through quenching by ROS, could release this physiological brake, thereby encouraging aggregation.

Having established that the Snf7 spirals can deform to store significant elastic energy, we wondered if they could release this energy to deform the membrane.

Hallet admits that this is something that Twitter could release (the company is already moving forward on a number of analytics offerings) but he does believe that developers have a future in this area.