Sentence examples for might be low from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Walsh said the 1999 estimate might be low.
The cost of living might be low, but the country has definitely gone upmarket".
Most financial firms have already marked down these assets to prices that might be low enough to lure buyers.
He thought his sugar might be low, because he felt dizzy and kind of shaky until he ate.
He held AGMs when he thought attendance might be low, for example, 4.15pm on New Year's Eve.
His public profile might be low – after all, it has been 15 years since his last album – but Gavin Friday is a remarkably well-connected man.
They might be low on gossip value and have distinctly uneventful love lives but it seems the new celebrities are not the stars of screen but the locations.
Unemployment might be low, but so are average wages – and there are many of the same social problems that make the news in more well-known places.
Mr. Cain estimated that donations were up tenfold, "and that might be low now considering what's happening in the last few days".
(If the additional employees were young and low-paid, the cost of offering the plan to them might be low enough for it to make sense).
The price might be low enough that it isn't being disclosed at all.
