Sentence examples for weeks which could from inspiring English sources
I heard of somebody who prepared for a marathon in just eight weeks, which could be quite dangerous".
He will need more than half the votes to avoid a runoff in three weeks, which could see him facing the consolidated support of all his rival candidates.
HTC has given itself first-mover advantage against the new 2014 crop of Android smartphones, beating Samsung's Galaxy S5 and Sony's Xperia Z2 to market by at least a couple of weeks, which could move buyers in its favour.
The agency, Moody's Investors Service, said in an analysis that the city would run out of money in the next few weeks, which could lead to bankruptcy, if two measures are not approved by lawmakers.
Labour is set to put back the start of the formal MP selection process, due to begin in a few weeks, which could have led to vast numbers of MPs facing deselection.
Other high street banks, including Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC, are all due to give trading updates in the coming weeks which could shed more light on the activity in the mortgage market.
Three- and four-year-olds are entitled to 15 hours of free childcare each week, which could be worth up to £180, for 38 weeks of the year.
Most studies have found that eating together five times a week, which could include breakfast or even a snack, can yield positive benefits.
Ms. Lehr said they planned to reapply before the end of the week, which could allow the legs to stay up pending a resolution.
For those who weren't, they introduced Celebration Weeks, when you could hire just a room (at $26,495 ,per couple, per week), which could have made for a slightly Big Brother-does-Robinson-Crusoe experience, as you were rather thrown together with other guests.
It is therefore good to see that Professor Bob Watt, an expert in electoral law at the University of Buckingham, has complained to the director of public prosecutions that the lies propagated by the Vote Leave and Leave.EU campaigns – the EU costing £350m a week which could go to the NHS, "Turkey joining the EU", etc – contravened electoral law.
