Sentence examples for which could be completed from inspiring English sources

The purchase, which could be completed before the end of the year, would be HCA's biggest since its $5.7 billion merger with Columbia in 1994.

Financial insecurity over the impact of China's membership in the W.T.O., which could be completed within months, is likely to keep many Chinese consumers in a saving mood.

Stanford estimates that the initial phase of the campus, which could be completed by the end of 2015, would cost about $250 million.

The agreement, which could be completed by tomorrow, would mean that NBC's previously unauthorized movie becomes an authorized version, with the emphasis shifting more to Private Lynch's personal story.

The first wave of licensing, which could be completed as early as this summer, is likely to come at the racetracks, and all of the casinos are expected to be operating by next year.

While it was a higher offer, it also was much less certain because some of the payment was in stock and it would take months to be completed compared with Blackstone's bid, which could be completed this week.

The ICC has called for an independent assessment which could be complete in time for the first Test in Brisbane.

That little sentence landed me a weekend sentence in my room, which could be complete torture for a kid growing up in the 60s.

Given ideal conditions, and the ideal runner, Joyner concluded that the best time in which a marathon could be completed was one hour, 57 minutes, 58 seconds.

The sale, which Andersen said could be completed by the end of the month, is a bitter victory for the firm.

The profit estimate did not take into account the effect of the estimated $330 million settlement with the United States, which it said could be completed as early as this month.