Examples of using Something that could in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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It could also be something that could have happened to another person or something that we could have seen around us either in person
This does not mean that homeopathic medicine is something that could endanger your life or your physical integrity.
You do not want to miss something that could benefit you or help you prevent adverse outcomes.
tried to create something that could, at least in a limited way,
I would like to know if there is a unit something that could be used to amplify wifi signal originated from a source located to the approximately 1 km.
Believe me, don't look for something that could replace the live flowers,
You have built something that could have been built anywhere
Anyway, something that could shake the imagination that the expected
And it makes it seem like we are throwing away something that could be good for us.
They're missing something that could take you in an entirely new direction.
Though a very small detail, it is something that could be of importance depending on the specific needs of the customers.
The fact that we can now control the orientation of these disordered materials is something that could have profound theoretical
What I do know is that we let something loose in this world, something that could very well be our undoing.
why would you want to use something that could harm you?
In that particular match-up we felt that we needed something that could instill the fear in them.
a concept of something that could add to the concept of a thing.
not seen whether the Americans something that could suggest the trail of gold. But unsuccessfully.
bringing them something that could brighten their days,
make sure you can afford the monthly insurance bill before you purchase something that could turn out to be over your financial head.
make sure you could afford the month-to-month coverage bill earlier than you purchase something that could grow to be over your monetary head.