Example sentences of "[det] could [vb infin] [art] [noun] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | This could impede the prosecution process which gradation is intended , after all , to facilitate . |
2 | This could involve a bus campaign ; prime-site advertising campaign within Edinburgh ; poster and leaflet campaign ( for all 4 gardens ) in Tourist Information Centres throughout the U.K , other visitor attractions , accommodation and entertainment venues throughout Scotland . |
3 | In the short run this could mean a property tax with substantial rebates for poor households . |
4 | The commentary could include traffic conditions , weather conditions , positions of the other competitors , road surface problems and any on-going events ; if I can borrow equipment for monitoring heart-rate etc , this could emphasise the health side of cycling . |
5 | However , s. 1(3) ( a ) states that the Act applies to fixed and moveable structures , this could include a rowing boat . |
6 | This could jeopardise the EC target of stabilising emissions at 1990 levels by the turn of the century . |
7 | This could undermine the enterprise economy and lead to a reduction in consumer choice . |
8 | Co-operation with Europe in inter-governmental institutions was still desirable , but Bevin now rejected all idea of a third force because this could undermine the US commitment to the Continent . |
9 | WHEN parts of Hampton Court were damaged in a fire two years ago , few could see the silver lining . |
10 | Silky hat all that could make a baby purr . |
11 | Residents say that could cause a health hazard . |
12 | The data show a wide range of strategies overall , and we would trust that more of these could enter the management vocabulary of more schools . |
13 | We have recently cloned cDNA encoding the large subunit of TFIIF that interacts with the small subunit in vivo and shown that bacterially expressed proteins of both could replace the transcription initiation activity of native TFIIF ( 20 ) . |