Sentence examples for might be remaining from inspiring English sources

General Rosa declined to speculate on an exact number of Taliban or Qaeda fighters that might be remaining in Afghanistan, saying only that "pockets" of resistance dotted the countryside.

Looks like we might be remaining single, then?" Blogger Mark Thompson replies to a question on his views: "Sounds like change from FPTP is being ruled out if I am reading this right.

Even after the bulk of the material has merged with the local interstellar medium, there might be remaining regions of very hot gas that produce soft X-rays (i.e., those of a few hundred electron volts) observable locally.

However, the latter is somewhat similar to #6a with less intensity, and might be remaining from the old population because a temporal variation in the IMF can easily cause a reconfiguration of the bow shock or even non-planer bow shock.

It is unclear whether these adjustments were fully sufficient to adjust for disease activity, and therefore there might be remaining confounders (and confounding by indication, that is, that the start of TNFi treatment is per se an indicator of more severe RA disease).

Strain out any clove that might be remaining, and drink as needed.

But what they think Obama should do and what the long-term solution might be remained hazy.

British cycling is growing at a rapid rate with new talent and a raft of new customers with money to spend, France might be remain focus point of pro road racing, but Italy still has a strong claim to be a spiritual home, where it is still a working-class sport.

In spite of this adjustment, the age effects were only slightly reduced; but there might still be remaining factors on which we do not have data.

In addition, the transglycosylation activity that was remaining might have caused the formation of inducers such as α-sophorose from accumulated cellobiose by transglycosylation.

It's great to have it -- even if the legend, and the book(s) that might have been, remain greater still.