Sentence examples for what could provide from inspiring English sources

What could provide broader diversification than a sampling of stocks from around the world?

Some 30 pages into the notebook which I dedicated to the project was a despairing question: "What could provide a basis for a story?" And then a few pages later, a breakthrough: "Could some myth serve, as in Ulysses?

Mr. Flemmi, who is serving a life sentence without parole, is to return to the stand Monday and continue testifying for the prosecution; the defense will cross-examine him next week in what could provide the biggest fireworks of the trial.

In what could provide a lift to Mr. Franks -- or not -- Gov. George W. Bush, who trails well behind Vice President Al Gore in the New Jersey polls, will campaign with Mr. Franks on Saturday evening at a rally at Drew University in Madison, N.J.

After all, what could provide more satisfaction than making those you despise pay for what they despise?

Our findings support Wiggins et al's suggestion that schemes should provide a clear outline of what mentoring could provide and what outcomes may be achieved [ 15].

This was the intersection of what children have desired for millennia, and what technology could provide".

Earlier this month, they said, the man gave undercover Thai police officers a metal box containing at least several pounds of what he said was weapons-grade uranium as a sample of what he could provide them later in larger quantities.

We did what we could to maintain a decent level of service, but it was very far from what we could provide during pre-war times".

Everton, on what Kenwright could provide, competes on a pittance compared to United.

Sloper, after all, married Catherine's mother for what she could provide.