Sentence examples for might be anchored from inspiring English sources

A floaty dress might be anchored with a crochet sweater.

Without much cash or enough employees, and with product-market fit still to nail down, young startups might be anchored by the weight of regulation.

Two days later, the admiral spoke with a Tunisian ship at Giannutri, which passed on the inaccurate information that the French had been seen off Trapani, and might be anchored at Syracuse.

A hydrophobic region containing a GPI anchor was predicted in the C-terminal part of HaELL2, suggesting that this protein might be anchored to the plasma membrane.

The absence of core LPS genes would indicate that these external polysaccharides might be anchored by a non-canonical structure.

Given that TRBP and PACT did co-sediment with strong enrichment at the ER membrane, we speculated that Ago2 might be anchored to the membranes (potentially indirectly) via either of these proteins.

Wolffe might still be anchoring on MSNBC if the blogger Glenn Greenwald hadn't called attention to his day job.

If Type A behavior, or any dimension of it, could be anchored to genetic background, this might establish its content.

Volvo told the safety agency that a wiring harness under the front seats might not have been anchored properly to the seat frame.

Still, the validation rate of 79% for SNPs predicted from a single short sequence read was sufficiently high to lead us to ultimately use 63 SNPs predicted by a single short sequence read to serve as markers in regions that otherwise might have not been anchored or properly oriented in the 8× Glymassemblysembly.

It could not have been more than four feet deep where we were anchored, but it might just as well have been 20 fathoms.