Sentence examples for views there could be from inspiring English sources

Given a set of matched views, there could be multiple ways (i.e., execution plans) to execute a relevant query.

But in Mr. Connor's view, there could be only one reason: the restaurant's managers had concluded he was too fat to work there.

Regarding "The revolution's missing peace," (Views, April 22): There could be several reasons why President Abdullah Gul of Turkey would like his government to help Israel in reaching a peace agreement with the Palestinians and the Arab world.

Also, they say, in the death of an infant, an elderly person or a homemaker, there would be little compensation because of the prevailing view that there could be no economic loss because no income was being earned.

He was of the view that there could be further concessions to newspapers, particularly on the proposed arbitration unit designed to give readers who have serious complaints a low cost alternative to the high court.

In August this year, Jamaica celebrates 50 years of independence and both Simpson Miller and former PM Bruce Golding are united in their view that there could be no better time for Jamaica to completely free itself from all vestiges of its colonial past.

Of course this is a simplified view since there could be many other effects such as multiple scattering.

Jim Murphy was responding to former Tory chairman Lord Baker's view that there could be a deal between the two rival parties after May's election.

Ross denied that we can ever know what we ought to do, and rejected the view that there could be strictly universal, self-evident principles specifying what we ought to do.

The plurality of interpretations of his own work might well have amused Stirner and encouraged him in his view that there could be no legitimate constraints on the meaning of a text.

MR: Exactly, and that's not to say that they weren't aware when they were expressing their point of view, that there could be repercussions.