Sentence examples for times that could from inspiring English sources

And in the busiest of times, that could have led to a far more catastrophic fire.

But he called the results in Queens "an astonishing, unprecedented cut" in response times that could lead to similar changes across the city.

While not all types of blood cancer are curable, decades of research have led to incremental increases in survival times that could eventually lead to cures.

The city's particular troubles go back decades, but much of its story followed familiar contours: overbearing unions, political dysfunction and financial commitments made during good times that could not be met in bad.

The latest recession, Mr. Ravitch likes to say, is not like recessions past, when bust cycles were reliably followed by boom times that could bail out the spending addiction.

"If you end up reusing a plastic bag 5 times or 10 times, that could replace 5 or 10 of the flimsy bags that are now used," said Eric A. Goldstein, a senior lawyer with the council in New York.

His songs are both timeless and timely, reflections on our time that could have been recorded in 1957.

Almost overnight, armies of physicists rose up from their cubicles and stormed the blackboards in search of the ultimate theory, inflamed by visions of extra dimensions, parallel universes, new forces, space-times that could rip and tear and wrap around themselves.

In time, that could prove important.

At playoff time, that could be important.

Over time, that could hurt supplies.