Sentence examples for might allow some from inspiring English sources

Officials said yesterday that today they might allow some access to Broadway, though not the area west of it.

But officials said they had found ambiguities in his statements that might allow some research to go forward.

Estimates suggest that these kinds of measures might allow some countries to achieve large cuts in net carbon dioxide emissions.

You might have thought that the passage of a quarter of a century might allow some perspective on Britain's greatest social confrontation since the 1920s.

But Mark Knox, director of digital media services for Sharp Electronics Marketing Company of America, said the low-low price might allow some profit.

For example, physical therapy and home health care might allow some people to avoid more expensive care in hospitals and nursing homes.

But it's not really gone, just renamed Xe pronounced like the same letters in "Xena: Warrior Princess," which might allow for some sort of joke involving its chief excutive, Erik Prince, except that he's now the firm's former chief executive.

The English version of the OSM wiki refers to many concepts which might allow for some fuzziness in the tagging process: "often", "usually", "possible", "typically", "recommended", "common", "indicate", and "sometimes".

Calling the use of various technologies in the art classroom a "makerspace" might allow for some degree of recognizability, particularly from other educators who are interested in various aspects of maker culture.

Even in the analytic context of graph C ∗ -algebras, where convergence properties might allow for some sort of appropriate interpretation of an infinite sum, an expression of the form ∑ e ∈ s - 1 ( v ) s e s e ∗ proves to be problematic, in part owing to the fact that { s e s e ∗ | e ∈ s - 1 ( v ) } is an infinite set of orthogonal projections.

Maybe you might allow yourself some compassion.