Sentence examples for message might get from inspiring English sources

Another team used the corpus to develop a "compliance bot" that could identify sensitive elements in text and alert writers if a message might get them in trouble.

Fleischer explained his concern that bin Laden's message might get "into the hands of people who can read it and see something in it".

But Dr. Coll-Seck, who is from Senegal, said she feared that the safe-sex message might get lost in the emphasis on poverty.

It is possible that the ACK packet sent by the segment leader responsible for relaying the warning message might get lost during the transmission.

"That is more genuine than one text message that might get lost in hundreds of others.

I recognized the motivation behind the campaign but I resented the idea that with a better marketing message, the world might get right with feminism.

Don't send too offensive messages or you might get complained about.

A Twitter message might have been included.

Damiano is so pleased with this line that Linda is forced to repeat it throughout the film; for those who still don't get the point (pornography, like high-school poetry, has both a weakness for metaphor and a terror that the message might not get through), he waits until the climactic moment and then sprinkles the action with shots of ringing bells.

"If the message is that you might get caned for having sex outside marriage, or you might even be executed because you have abandoned a baby and the baby dies, or we will force you to get married — never mind if you are under 18 — if these are the messages that are going out, then certainly no one is going to come forward," she said.

After a long wait, you might get a message saying "Speech recognition not available".