Sentence examples for might be debated from inspiring English sources

Meteorologically, that might be debated.

Without him, the quality of this summer might be debated during another long New England winter, the 83rd in a row without a World Series title.

Why it felt that way, what forces had trapped women inside what Friedan called (in an uncharacteristically extreme analogy) "the comfortable concentration camp," might be debated.

(That might be debated in the case of the Duke of Windsor, modern history's greatest clotheshorse, remembered as much for his apparel as for his abdication. He is depicted in outfits both sensible and on the edge).

Regardless of the answer, what is novel about Representative Boucher's proposal is that the question might be debated somewhere other than in a courtroom -- assuming that the legislation is reintroduced in January.

Also, due to the independence of absolute permeability of the rock from the fluid, this issue might be debated and needs more considerations (Barati and Liang 2014; Sanyal et al. 1974; Schön 2015; Tiab and Donaldson 2015).

He said that while State Department foreign service officials might be debating the issue internally, they were not the ones making policy.

Otherwise, you and your colleagues might be debating whether to use "settlers" or "colonists" for the inhabitants of Israeli enclaves in the occupied territories: the former implies that they moved into uninhabited territory; the latter that someone else might already have been living there.

"I'm disappointed that they beat us to this one," Mike Shirkey, a Republican state representative from Michigan, said of Indiana, adding that he hoped a similar measure might soon be debated in Michigan.

For now, though, the debate might be moot: A spokesman for Mr. Jackson made clear that the congressman's main aim is to reinvigorate discussion on the issue.

IN the coming decades, might oenophiles be debating the subtle aromas and delicate flavors of all the great new wines coming out of Saskatchewan?