Sentence examples for might be repaired from inspiring English sources

The operation may also encourage doctors to consider whether other heart problems might be repaired in fetuses.

Ultimately, Gaudet said, understanding how hearing works can shed new light on how the system behind it might break down, and how it might be repaired.

Lisa was broken-hearted, and poured out her feelings in a letter to Brandon, wondering how she had failed him, how their love might be repaired.

Workarounds have been established for most affected countries, and it's unclear when the undersea cables might be repaired and returned to service.

At a time when offices and promotions are for sale more blatantly than at any time since the revolution, this case could force the question of how it might be repaired.

No one knows when it might be repaired, and while Kabul waits the city authorities can only eke out meagre supplies from an ancient hydro-electric dam, offering each district an hour or two of power a day.

This might be repairing dry stone walls in the Lake District, or a diving survey of coral reefs in Madagascar.

Thus the best recovery from anoxia (closest return to pre-anoxia WLR, and thus spiracular control, levels) occurred following exposure to the intermediate anoxia durations that caused a distinct secondary CO2 emission peak (Fig. 2A), which we hypothesized might be repair-related.

Even "Wild Things," a movie for children, was able to hold the idea that some relationships might never be repaired.

Moreover, even if they hit the factories where chemical weapons are being made (probably along with innocuous products), the damage might soon be repaired.

The former adviser, William Burns, said on Wednesday that the corrosive damage to the transatlantic relationships might never be repaired, and described Trump being uninterested in those alliances at a time when China was "rising'" and Russia "resurging", as criminal.