Sentence examples for might be conveyed from inspiring English sources

Mr Freeman told Adelaide's 1m people this meant that not enough water might be conveyed down the Murray to meet their "critical human needs" next year.

It seems to be written in shorthand, with minimal dialogue and no sense of how emotions might be conveyed, other than by the use of sappy folk music.

A more respectful and supportive attitude might be conveyed by "I'm concerned that you are not taking good care of yourself, and your recent weight gain, rise in cholesterol level and decrease in exercise show that.

Harvest 2015, the programme, has dispensed with the communal, all-life-is-flux vibe that might be conveyed via a live broadcast and chosen instead to make three conveniently pre-recorded shows, spread out over a week.

She was responding to the #MeToo posts that have been flooding social media since Sunday, when the actor Alyssa Milano suggested, on Twitter, that anyone who has been sexually harassed or assaulted use the hashtag, so that the enormity of the problem might be conveyed.

Truth be told, we do not spend a great deal of time worrying over what sort of information might be conveyed through signaling using Barbie.

In "An American Panorama," pride in the country's military might is conveyed by prints that range from Washington's crossing the Delaware to a jingoistic view of United States gunboats in Cuban waters during the Spanish-American War.

Although a model's talents, like a printmaker's, might best be conveyed on paper, "America's Next Top Model" tests its participants in person, putting them through arbitrary paces that mystify the art of modeling.

Mr. Jacobs seems to feel, here at least, that in the absence of a stage or video production, he should provide dramatic sound effects to suggest what might otherwise be conveyed by scenic means.

While we made it relevant to our local environment by incorporating local CAMs and local ideas on CAM, there is still the possibility that some valuable insights on the Nigerian patients' attitudes to biomedicine and traditional medical practices (regarded as CAM by biomedicine) might not be conveyed by the method we used.

How might error signals be conveyed to frontal eye field?