Sentence examples for which could run from inspiring English sources

She had just three horses, none of which could run particularly fast.

It must pay out compensation which could run into millions of pounds.

The case will now go to a trial to determine damages, which could run to tens of millions of dollars.

The British taxpayer is putting up £9 million to secure the investment, which could run in total to £100 million.

So her legal fees — which could run into the millions of dollars — won't be considered taxable income to her.

Ingenious has been awarded costs, which could run to £5m, and is now deciding whether to seek compensation.

But the cost of credit monitoring, which could run into the hundreds of dollars, could get passed on to the borrower, Mr. Clemans said.

And, although she continued to review prolifically, her prose, which could run ragged under the strain of her deadlines, came increasingly under fire.

Mr. Krafcik declined to estimate the total cost of the program, which could run into the tens of millions of dollars.

To make better use of them they were sometimes split into smaller "virtual machines", each of which could run its own operating system and application.

And the penalties, which could run in the tens of billions of dollars in the BP case, are tax-deductible for the polluter.