Sentence examples for height might from inspiring English sources

His height might make it difficult for opponents to avoid hitting him below the belt.

Debicki says she's come to think her height might be the source of some of her unusual energy.

It's a pity they won't be able to climb all over it, like the bronze horse statue on Park Lane, but at least its height might prevent people daubing graffiti on it.

He went on: It is not elegant, not dramatic, not exciting or controversial; it is a cautious, box-like mix of browns and beiges, pebbled concrete, glazed brick, and aluminum that, but for its height, might look more at home in a suburban industrial park. . . .

Furthermore, design height might steadily be elevated considering future global sea level rise.

While this height might not be accurate, it does not affect our analysis and interpretation of the observations.

Or is it a launching pad from which greater heights might be reached?

Travelers with no fear of heights might want to stay at the Ariau Amazon Towers Hotel in Manaus, Brazil (No. 5).

While a youthful zest for exploring heights might not seem adaptive — why would natural selection favor children who risk death before they have a chance to reproduce?

Yesterday we saw the Grand Slam back line emerge from a hibernation forced by injury and other misfortune, and with Henson at the heart of things there were periods that suggested those heights might be achievable again.

The results suggest that mixed tower heights might be more efficient.