Sentence examples for which could come from inspiring English sources

It also comes in a selection of different languages, which could come in handy.

The missiles, which could come from the United States, were meant for defensive purposes.

Industry cannot recover without massive investment, which could come only from abroad.

But a vote in the House, which could come overnight or today, presented more peril.

Disorganization has delayed the final tally, which could come later this week.

If the fetus inherited version A, then fragments containing A (which could come from either the fetus or the mother) would outnumber fragments containing B (which could come only from the mother).

Proposed changes would be subject to the vote of USA Hockey's board of directors, which could come in June.

She added that the new proposed rule — which could come as soon as January — would address the various concerns.

Instead, Three Ocean will have to rely on international partnerships with other firms, which could come with conflicts.

One is that MF Global used the money to meet trading partners' demands for extra cash, which could come back.

It's a few flights up from ground-floor shops, including an antiques store, which could come in handy.