Sentence examples for which could interest from inspiring English sources
A good result for the party, for example retaining all or most of these, would give it a bloc which could interest Labour or the Conservatives – should either emerge from the election short of seats to provide a working majority.
The results of this study have shown that the social aspects represented as security, have a strong role in reshaping the city beside the spatial aspects, which could interest urban planners and decision makers.
Baseball fans watching the games will see the YouTube TV logo everywhere, which could interest them in YouTube TV's service, where they can also upgrade to MLB.tv's paid product.
In addition, he says, once it has figured out the characteristics of what make a "car" recognisable, it can be used to "train" conventional computers – such as your mobile phone – how to more easily recognise a car, something which could interest the likes of Google.
Analyticity near infinity should play a role when larger regions are considered and towards that aim we formulate a conjecture which could perhaps interest specialists in analytic hypoellipticity.
Rather than bumbling away at them, have a brief and compelling pitch which could generate interest in your idea.
If the economy continues to heat up, the Fed may suspend its $85 billion a month bond-buying program, which could lift interest rates and hurt bond and preferred prices.
Economists and financial market experts warn that the stock market could plummet and that investors would demand higher returns on Treasury notes, which could raise interest rates and harm the economy.
Controlling M1 in that context would clearly not help.19 It may even be counterproductive: restricting M1 would imply a more restrictive monetary policy, which could increase interest rates in Krona.
Unlike The Fighter, which could spark interest from its Hollywood heavyweight cast, the series could only stand on solid performances and good writing.
There's a new effort afoot in Central Florida to connect the struggling space industry to young, innovative tech minds in Orlando, which could boost interest in space and bring fresh ideas to Kennedy Space Center.
