Sentence examples for might be smoother from inspiring English sources

Robert Sullivan, dean of the Rady School of Management in San Diego, suggests that it may be smart to seek work in a small- or medium-sized company, where career progression might be smoother.

It might be smoother like this: "An Abu Sayyaf leader, Umbra Jumdail, was also said to have died in the operation, along with at least 13 other local militants".

I got out of the habit of phoning him, but one Christmas morning, in a burst of sentiment, I rang, hoping that things might be smoothed over.

The upshot of such quotas, subsidies and controls is to dump all the imbalances that in another business might be smoothed out through small adjustments onto the one unregulated part of the food chain: the international market.For decades, this produced low world prices and disincentives to poor farmers.

There is similar variation through time, with some indication that this might be smoothed over periods of 5 years or more.

If T is too large, some useful impulsive information might be smoothed by using the average filter; on the contrary, if T is too small, some tiny fluctuations might be treated as impulses.

Although map smoothing on average produce a more stable and realistic map, an important issue is the extent to which disease excesses in any truly high-risk areas (especially those more sparsely populated) might be smoothed away.

The veneer might be smooth and charming but underneath is a less pleasant character – and increasingly, they believe, the mask is slipping.

The edges of the new iPhone might be smooth glass, but its debut is a snarled mess of crossed wires.

Due to these low impedances of amphibian skin, only little room would be left for the detection of impaired skin samples and transition between intact and impaired skin might be smooth and overlapping.

I advised that, given the plant's history of openness and environmental leadership, it might be smooth sailing.