Sentence examples for which could but from inspiring English sources

The resolution includes a warning to all the warring parties in Syria that evidence of non-compliance will trigger measures under Chapter Seven of the UN Charter, which could, but does not necessarily, include force, our correspondent notes.

Things that either increase my well-being: my feeling of growth or competence in a field I love (for instance, writing), my relationships with others, and my sense of freedom (which could (but not always) involve money).

For example, nothing in this book will guide a district general hospital paediatrician towards making an early referral for specialist investigation of a previously well child who has developed symptoms or signs which could (but more probably do not) indicate the presence of a brain tumour.

Then there are other benefits which could help but which depend on the income coming into the house, such as housing benefit and council tax benefit.

Americans threw away literally tens of billions of plastic water bottles last year, the vast majority of which could be (but are not) recycled.

The difference between the ATP analogs suggests that the energetics differ which could shift (but not mitigate) the observed temperature dependence of closure depending on the analog used.

Taylor is concerned about nuclear safeguards, which could be adequate but are not, he feels.

"I wanted it to be something which could be loud but with great effort was made silent".

VIOLENCE -- A moonshiner swats Skip with a shovel, which could be fatal, but not in this movie.

But it may soon have the power to manipulate human life in ways which could bring benefits, but which many will find uncomfortable or abhorrent.

(One of her doctors told the court that his own daughter was also named Karen Ann, which couldn't help but affect him).