Sentence examples for in which might from inspiring English sources

A kind of shining wire bag we're all trapped in, which might explain some shit, right?

You may be called in, which might only be for a minute or two to confirm you completed the form, or to clear up any ambiguity.

There are several genres nimbly folded into "The Skin I Live In," which might also be described as an existential mystery, a melodramatic thriller, a medical horror film or just a polymorphous extravaganza.

This means that, while Amazon is somewhat late to the party by launching this service now — Music Unlimited being its second recent attempt to bring in users with a streaming music service — it's the extra functionality that Amazon has added in, which might get more people to switch or at least try a streaming service (this streaming service) out for the first time.

And of course, there are ways to apply directly through LinkedIn, which might render a service like this moot.

The bar, however, is too loud to think in, which might be for the best.

Sales of cars have reportedly gone up – spurred by fears of Greece heading either for the euro exit door or a Cyprus-style "bail-in" which might dock considerable amounts off holdings.

The literature shows variability in cardiac output values in CMS, which might be related to the degree of EE.

The total number is higher than in Tetraodon, which might reflect differences in sequence completeness.

Clinical manifestations and complications develop in stages which might be useful in defining treatment and rehabilitation.

In short, TBT can alter feeding and energy metabolism in fish, which might promote the obesogenic responses.