Sentence examples for it might present from inspiring English sources

They themselves belonged to the John Birch Society, and, in the late sixties, Charles was a trustee at a place called the Freedom School, outside Colorado Springs, which had no black students because, its director explained to the Times, "it might present a housing problem because some of his students are segregationists".

The director general of CERN, Robert Aymar, said in a news release, "The LHC is safe, and any suggestion that it might present a risk is pure fiction".

It might present a world in which absolutes are slowly losing currency, but Transparent is unequivocal on one thing: we have all grown up in a patriarchy.

"The only thing I could understand about that was it might present a predicament for the commentators," said Jane Weiser, the vice president of the band boosters and the mother of a clarinetist in the band.

But by yesterday, the size of his advance had the mayor answering questions about any possible conflicts it might present, given that Talk Miramax's corporate parent is the Walt Disney Company, the entertainment conglomerate that bases many of its operations in New York City.

Considering Dpy30 can form weak tetramer, it might present as a tetramer and bind two Ash2L in MLL/SET1 COMPASS.

Lawyers for the N.A.A.C.P. said they would review today's testimony and might present it to Justice Department officials by midweek.

Ahead of the class you're encouraged to have a think about your novel, and how you might present it in a cover letter to an agent.

For all the pressures Hampton's new stage might present, it is the pressure Hampton puts on himself that could be weighing heaviest.

The idea, as he took it, was that sculpture might present materials themselves in ways which did not mean carving or cutting into them.

In transforming the life of the brilliant mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. into a muzzy, triumph-of-the-human-spirit Hollywood movie, Mr. Howard and his collaborators have stripped it of anything that might present the audience with the slightest discomfort or reason to think about the documented facts concerning Mr. Nash.