Sentence examples for it might be connected from inspiring English sources

(Eventually, it might be connected to an obstacle-spotter, so that it actually could replace those guide dogs for the blind).

It might be connected to an existing bulkhead around the emergency exit from the underground space, which used to be the library of the City University of New York Graduate Center.

(The US Embassy in London gave no reason; Alsamari has said he believes it might be connected with his having served in the Iraqi military, under duress, before he sought asylum).

Police have detained five people in connection with the Tiananmen attack and described it as a terrorist plot, blaming the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, while a former official from the driver's home town suggested it might be connected to his anger at a raid on a mosque.

If the complex were moved to the opposite corner of the memorial precinct, it might be connected more easily to the underground interpretive center, where artifacts and other exhibitions will deal with the history surrounding the attacks of 1993 and 2001.

Scientists haven't been able to model it accurately or determine how it might be connected to the sunspot cycle.

For tech-savvy users this may be messing with carrier settings or navigating file menus, for the less-digitally inclined it might be connecting a pair of bluetooth headphones.

"It might be connecting in things like births, marriages and deaths — so that suppliers are better informed about the status [of their customers]… Or it would be licensing and selling the technology into other areas, or extending it to other utilities such as water or telecoms".

For one thing, baseball's investigators have yet to conduct interviews of numerous players it believes might be connected to the clinic.

The original passage concerned evidence collected at crime scenes, not from people who might be connected to it.

And if Clinton gets the nomination, well... let's just say I have it on good authority that she might be connected to a major political figure who was once put through an impeachment trial.