Examples of 'could have very' in a sentence
Meaning of "could have very"
could have very: Indicates a possibility or potential for something to possess a high degree of a particular quality or attribute
How to use "could have very" in a sentence
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could have very
That could have very serious consequences.
Erroneous issuance to an impostor could have very serious consequences.
This could have very significant implications.
I did not injure my tooth but could have very easily.
It could have very well looked like.
A poorly executed folding or a simple mistake could have very serious consequences.
You could have very handsome men.
The same practice in another country or context could have very different implications.
She could have very easily gone home.
Two lenses of the same focal length could have very different image circles.
This could have very serious consequences.
These are all vulnerable to cyberattacks and a successful attack could have very serious consequences.
Motome could have very well been one of you.
There are two basic reasons that two phenotypes could have very similar fitness.
She could have very well have been killed.
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This is a dangerous proposal which could have very serious repercussions in many regions.
We could have very quickly transferred our parks.
The construction of high external barriers against imports could have very serious consequences for exports.
Tom could have very easily waited for us.
The extension of the loans to Bangladeshi women could have very unfavourable consequences for them.
He could have very well done it and does not remember.
The plasma eruption could have very little impact at all.
I could have very well been illiterate.
Possible gas supply crises could have very high economic and social impacts.
I could have very well decided to retire that year.
This coincidence of you and Miss Easton sharing an apartment could have very unfortunate consequences.
This case could have very wide ramifications.
Which we call a diffuse city, we could have very well used as.
He could have very easily killed me.
You know something? they could have very easily.
Marcia could have very easily waited for us.
Because of this, any interruption to supply could have very serious consequences.
Dawn could have very easily waited for us.
As a result, sweatshop workers might be illiterate or could have very minimal education.
And this could have very grave consequences for us.
Thus, two cases on the same topic could have very different outcomes.
Somebody could have very easily been killed on that drop.
Even when the dog would eat a number of pills, it could have very debilitating effects.
This could have very serious implications in space travel.
If this happens, your baby could have very serious health problems.
It could have very well fallen under the radar.
No, any irregularities could have very serious consequences.
He could have very easily just replaced it without a word to me.
However, this tool could have very easily been lost.
This could have very negative consequences on the functioning of the backup procedures.
Taken alone, each of these components could have very negative effects on the body.
They could have very easily been describing the same person.
Be careful though, as a wrong guess could have very bad consequences for your prize.
You could have very easily kicked a good man when he was down.
An autistic person might have mild symptoms, while another could have very serious symptoms.
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
