Sentence examples for might appear more from inspiring English sources

It's an old cliché of security researchers: fingerprints might appear more secure than passwords.

He might appear more interesting to strangers, but he would surely seem strange and unfamiliar to family members who have known and loved him through the decades.

Starting pitchers might appear more often on three days of rest, as the Yankees Javierr Vazquez did in April against the Red Sox.

If Mr. Simmons's brutal mass murders were missing from this comparison, Mr. Whitmore said, his own crime, a single murder, might appear more deserving of the death sentence.

"It's clear that post the crash in 2008, it may well be that the British public's mood and temperament might appear more leftwing than was the case in the past.

In some ways, this specialisation and concentration of manufacturing seems strange: if parts can be made anywhere, it might appear more efficient to make them in the middle of nowhere, where land is cheapest.

Sixty sestertia, which Domitius had brought with him and lodged in the public treasury, being brought to Caesar by the magistrates of Corfinium, he gave them back to Domitius, that he might not appear more moderate with respect to the life of men than in money matters, though he knew that it was public money, and had been given by Pompey to pay his army.

Under this light, Obamacare might appear a more powerful tool to improve Americans' well-being than we thought.

Slim novellas in B-format - the kind Author X was so desirous of sharing shelf room with - might appear even more waif-like were it not for the generous dimensions of the print and the elegantly wide margins of white space on each page.

Latching on to one of the themes of Mr. Prokhorov's campaign, she asked, "Why shouldn't we let him try, on a larger scale, what he has already achieved at his corporation?" In another country, Mr. Prokhorov's presidential campaign might appear little more than a lark, one of the periodic efforts by rich people with political aspirations to translate one kind of success into another.

We presumed that selected journal subsets were independent, and the same journal might appear in more than 1 journal subset.