Sentence examples for it might besides from inspiring English sources

If a suitable design can be found, it might, besides offering military advantages, lead to the development of a low-cost way to launch small commercial satellites.

And it might seem besides the point to bring this up now, but perhaps we might waver on these stats, rather than those from ice level, for a little while, because it's through them we might start asking more interesting questions.

This selection bias might, besides the quite small number of patients, explain these results.

As you may have guessed, dye can really mess up a shirt, rug, or anything else it might get on besides your hair.

The ink isn't even on the contract yet, it might pay off eventually and, besides, there is still time for someone to snatch the title before 2016 sets in.

If their virtuosic display felt a little besides the point, it might have been because the performance was secondary to the songs.

It might be her worst movie yet – besides the unfocused, unfunny Tammy, which, like The Boss, was co-written and directed by McCarthy's husband Ben Falcone.

Finally, the ways that it might be employed within the classroom besides the simply didactic and look at how an educational model might be applied to act as a framework and checklist for design.

I pinched its body between my thumb and index finger and applied it to the tip of my tongue, unsure of what I might experience besides an unpleasant acidity.

And can you share with us any other steps you might take besides appointing Secretary Mineta here to help that process? A. Well, yes, I intend to continue to reach out to Democrats, to discuss with Democrats ways to get an education bill through the Congress or ways to work on patients' bill of rights or Medicare reform.

We can blame anything we might do besides reading "War and Peace" for the fact that we're not reading "War and Peace" — bicycling in the park, cooking a meal, balancing the checkbook, spending the evening in bed with a lover, or, for that matter, reading Carr's blog post about his failure to read "War and Peace".