Sentence examples for might conform from inspiring English sources
Could he create a regulator that might conform with the charter's principles and gain recognition?
The Politburo, for example, engaged in energetic debates about the extent to which Afghanistan might conform to the stages of revolutionary development contemplated in Marxist-Leninist theory.
As a general matter, Justice Ginsburg said, a defendant's testimony might conform to that of earlier witnesses because the defendant was telling the truth.
A simple test suggested that the data might conform to what is called a Pareto distribution, to whose peculiar properties the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot was at the time directing attention.
The 300-seat movie theater here was one of the first built and then its style was repeated on bases all over the country with the exception of the exterior, which might conform to some local building style on other bases.
Much as it might conform to a New Yorker's stereotypical image of the denizens of Los Angeles, it behooves me to inform your readers that not every Angeleno adheres to the self-conscious hipness of Bruce Wagner's smug vision of our city's electorate ("L.A. Existential," Op-Ed, May 23).
Although such signals might also be sensitive to biased taxonomic efforts across ecoregions, these data suggest that Agaricomycetes might not conform to broad macroecological patterns that dominate in animal and plant lineages.
Mr. Raichel might not conform, but his views have never veered toward disrespect.
There's little room for educated, middle-class Italian-Americans who might not conform to the prevailing stereotypes.
He said those approaches made sense from a business perspective, even though they might not conform to popular expectations that the money would be immediately lent to consumers.
While that's a view that might comfortably conform to the cultural stereotypes of another century, it bears little relationship to how I've seen either the Boat Race, or British rowing change over the past 30 years.
