Sentence examples similar to might be weather from inspiring English sources

Another possible cause for the TID might be weather-related indicating potential coupling with the lower atmosphere.

The world tour is emblematic of why fine jewelry might be weathering the recession.

Netanyahu's domestic constraints include the upcoming Israeli elections in March where if he wins, the greatest accomplishment of his long tenure as Israel's prime minister might be weathering the Obama administration's foreign policy--at least from an Israeli perspective.

"If enemy action is not suspected, which is what the MoD is saying, then you have to look at whether this might well be weather-related".

One factor might be...the weather.

Another story line might be the weather.

DUBLIN, Ohio — After two days, it would appear the greatest obstacle in the United States team's march to another Presidents Cup title might be the weather.

A binary Markov chain might be the weather (Gates and Tong 1976): if the two possible outcomes are 'sunny' and 'rainy', it is plausible to suppose that whether tomorrow is rainy depends on whether today was rainy (a rainy day is more likely to be preceded by another rainy day); but knowing that today was rainy arguably makes yesterday's weather irrelevant.

GPS also uses microwave (L-band) frequencies and thus, the GPS PPR time series might be correlated with weather conditions, such as inhomogeneous water vapor distributions.

"It might be the warmer weather or whatnot, but everything's feeling good right now," Harvey said.

While some charities might be able to weather the storm thanks to donations or strong endowments, these small businesses almost certainly won't.