Sentence examples for might be entered from inspiring English sources

It was one of Marian's words; she made it sound almost technical, almost an occupation that might be entered on Social Security or other government forms.

For a view of the tip from below, the mountain might be entered; or it could be regarded from above (presumably by birds and helicopter passengers).

The model has been purposely designed to use only a few variables that might be entered from computerised information, or at the bedside.

Remission is defined as a status in which patients have no or reduced UC symptoms, which also might be entered from all health states except surgery, post-surgery and death.

For example, certain data types (e.g. only microarrays) might be entered by a specific centre for another centre or partner, because a certain platform (e.g. Affymetrix) might be available at a certain location or country only (the project started in 2004).

The thought that he might be entering a cult didn't bother him.

"I think we might be entering into a new level here," he said.

Now it looks very much like we might be entering the same sort of territory with Four Seasons.

Some of those compounds might be entering the bloodstream and traveling to the brain, Dr. van Praag says.

There's a reason to think we might be entering an era of more subdued S-1s.

Loh writes that she was overjoyed by the news that she might be entering The Change: "Just menopause?