Sentence examples for it might still exist from inspiring English sources
The court also ruled that, while native title had been exterminated over vast areas, it might still exist over leaseholds and unoccupied crown land.
It is one of those rare, unbelievable circumstances where I was obsessed with something and wanted it, but never did it even occur to me that it might still exist, that it was just about asking the right person".
Although an arrest quota system for police officers is illegal under New York state law, anecdotal evidence, in PROP's report and elsewhere, has suggested it might still exist.
Although most of the beneficial effects of leflunomide have been attributed to its antimetabolite activity, mainly in T cells, other targets accounting for its potency might still exist.
According to the relationship analysis in the previous section, completeness cleaning cannot guarantee the data correctness, and thus abnormal data might still exist if it is placed at the end of the cleaning order.
The infrastructure might still exist, but it will no longer be accessed readily by the majority of consumers.
Dr. Kivelson's findings are the first evidence that liquid water might still exist on Ganymede, although it would now be tens of miles beneath the surface.
Besides the ideological appeal that might still exist among some members, it's basically by joining a group like Boko Haram [that] young, usually male, [members have] the opportunity all of a sudden to feel like they are someone.
