Sentence examples for might be children from inspiring English sources

"Never too early," said one, which is not a message television would normally wish to send, because there might be children watching, not to mention Greavsie who has not touched a drop, bless him, since 1978.

But further conversation reveals she is in fact fairly certain she will vote No. "I'm thinking down the line if there might be children involved..," she trails off, referring to No campaign concerns about gay adoption and surrogacy.

"I think we have a profound impact on a percentage of kids who, if there wasn't a program like ours, might be children that would end up in a special-education label for their whole academic careers, and because of the support they get here, end up really as part of the mainstream," Ms. Lawton said.

I would repeat what O'Driscoll said but there might be children reading.

I think we should give them that dignity…They might be children but they're also human.

(CI 7) It might be children, people from disadvantaged groups or older people so you probably have to find other tailored ways of including people to make it effective.

But if you happen to accidentally come across what you suspect might be child sex abuse while browsing, make sure to report it before closing the tab down.

It might be our children's children who see it come about - who knows?

An explanation for the acceptance of gender dysphoric children might be that children usually stay in the same group during elementary education.

Further, the authors assume that a healthier child might be the child who is selected by the mother to breastfeed.

"He might be," the children said.