Sentence examples for might be intact from inspiring English sources

Rescuers had not ruled out the possibility that an area called the honeycomb, a vast underground concourse, might be intact, according to a police officer at the scene.

Some scientists have speculated that there might be intact frozen cells of extinct species like woolly mammoths in the earth's permafrost but others, like Dr. Church, say they doubt it.

Even after learning of the falling debris, he said he still hoped at that point that the crew module might be intact, and that recovery teams should look for parachutes and other evidence of escape.

"We figured out who's still alive, whose estates might be intact, who could we talk to, who would have the best connections for us," said Kinshasha Holman Conwill, the African-American museum's deputy director.

His possessions reduced to the luggage he took on the cruise and his car, he was placed by federal officials in a Hampton Inn on Staten Island, and has spent his days visiting the remains of his house to sift through the sand for the rare photograph or recording that might be intact and worth saving.

Ground stations have intermittently picked up signals apparently from the spacecraft on four occasions, raising hopes that the main body of the craft might be intact.

Surprisingly, our technical models show the bull market might still be intact.

Secretion assays in our mixed stomach epithelial cell cultures support the role of a neurotransmitter intermediary, because paracrine signaling between epithelial cells types might still be intact in our culture system, whereas neural regulation should be disrupted.

It has been documented that the level of a Ghanaians' education coupled with exposure to the Western World (where medicalization is rule rather exception), has had an influence on their views and opinions about TRM [ 8], although their cultural beliefs might still be intact; [ 1] the more educated Ghanaians are, the more likely they will be sceptical toward TRM.

On the other hand, if rats understand that the metal plate blocks access to information about the sucrose, they should understand that in Phase 2, the contingency between the light and sucrose might still be intact despite the fact that the metal plates make it impossible to monitor this contingency.

"One can hope that there might be an intact one discovered," he said.