Sentence examples for method that might from inspiring English sources

They have devised a method that might stop the plaques from forming in the first place.

In 1721 Cotton Mather's house had been firebombed because he supported inoculation, a method that might indicate "a distrust of God's overruling care," as another minister put it.

During the Enlightenment, rationality was the guiding principle, and philosophers sought out procedures for thinking, such as the scientific method, that might result in new knowledge.

Thus far 56 people in Britain, 2 in France and 1 from Ireland have died of new variant C.J.D. British health officials recently found a method that might assess the scope of the epidemic, Dr. Will said.

While eloquent humanists rambled through Europe and spread the word about the classics, the method that might have unified their efforts lay, available but unheeded, in texts of Plato and Aristotle.

After more than two decades of research those labouring to find a vaccine against HIV, the virus that causes the disease, have found a method that might actually work.This method, known as "prime-boost", has been tested on more than 16,000 volunteers in Thailand.

He searched the running literature for other methods that might help improve his times.

What is missed is the conviction that there are methods that might be reliably used to improve the human condition.

Critics say their primary purpose is to help break detainees, using methods that might violate international law.

From there, scientists plan to try different methods that might deter the whales from swimming into the nets.

As my colleague Steve Coll writes, there is a scenario in which Trump might be given pause about surveillance methods that might be directed at him and his associates.