Sentence examples for transition could have from inspiring English sources

Without the court order the transition could have taken months.

Some experts are asking whether this transition could have been part of the problem.

Now looking back, this transition could have been yet another opportunity to assess the job market.

This transition could have important implications for health and wellbeing given the diversity of benefits that nature delivers.

Such a structural transition could have severe effects on other concerns (rural employment and social well being, landscape preservation, biodiversity, heritage values, etc).

This suggests that the VGPs at the beginning of the transition could have been affected by one of the vertical flux patches of the NAD field located near the study site, and that, just before the polarity reversal, the VGPs were strongly affected by the NAD field near eastern North America.

Many such transitions could have occurred in the post-inflationary Universe, as a large number of throats with exponentially different mass scales can be present in the string landscape, leading to several signals of widely different frequencies – a soundscape connected to the landscape of vacua.

Although our ancestral state reconstructions using the Mk2 model indicate two subterminal nodes where transitions could have occurred (Fig.  3a), this is not supported by the ML reconstructions under the best fitting BiSSE model (Fig.  3b, c).

His case was "the easiest transition I could have ever imagined," said Mr. Fishbein, who is 46.

There was little possibility that the transition government could have apprehended Mr. Ruqai.

The likes of Joe Simpson and Dominic Waldouck are both developing talents, and Haskell, along with fellow England international Tom Palmer, is to return to the club next season, but it has not been the smooth transition that could have been imagined five years ago.