Sentence examples for might be clear from inspiring English sources

Would that the skies everywhere tonight might be clear.

Fox execs might be clear on the difference between television and reality, but not everyone else is.

Its alternative scheme might be clear and simple, but "like a lot that is simple it is not adequate".

Though the methodology for collecting the results might be clear, the way they are interpreted and analysed to become final results is less so.

Metropolitan Hilarion is an accomplished composer who has been to Italy for gala performances of his works.So if personal chemistry were the only thing required to get the Orthodox and Catholics breathing in sync, the way ahead might be clear.

"The Champions League has been dominated by a few clubs, that is clear in our data, and might be clear to the naked eye," Binder, a fan of all soccer in Germany, especially Bayern Munich, said in a telephone interview.

They added that explosives might be cleared by Friday.

The mystery might be cleared up if Governor Abbott released records about how these women died.

If only the authors were in that situation room at the Pentagon, America's Middle East policy might be clearer than it is now.

"But I'm concerned about self-fulfilling prophecies in all this," he said, fearing his brother might be cleared yet still not be called back to his parish.

Although he does not know when he might be cleared to practice without restrictions, his aim is to be ready for the Sept. 8 opener against the Dallas Cowboys.