Sentence examples for might entirely from inspiring English sources

The mentorship, however, is always dubious: the teachers are never people one might entirely admire.

It may be hard to remember now, but these views led to fears that the market might entirely collapse.

In the long run, then, higher gasoline prices should change the look of neighborhoods and cities, increasing the feasibility of alternate transportation modes, and facilitating substitution between cars and other means of getting around.It's possible, maybe probable, that substitution away from driving might entirely counteract the rebound effect mentioned above.

WU-TANG CLAN Over the last few years it looked as if the Staten Island hip-hop crew might entirely drown in its members' side projects, some of which have been dreadful; if the group's latest project, "The W," is a solid album of tag-team rapping, it could restore its place.

This is because the long RAP preheating time, for instance 2 h at 110 °c might entirely soften RAP and coincidentally enhance the mixing between RAP and virgin materials thus the quality of hot recycled mixture.

For a start, there is the inevitable preoccupation here in South Africa with Nelson Mandela's state of health - and the fear that it might entirely overshadow the American leader's trip.

With the marker peak phased to go up (i.e. wholly above the baseline), artifacts might be entirely below the baseline (downgoing), entirely above (upgoing), or both (biphasic).

The herd you encounter might be entirely bulls, or all cows and calves, because the sexes live separately for most of the year.

But at this stage all we have are questions - which might have entirely plausible answers.

Thus the late function for GSQUA2 might be entirely different (like DEFH28 in snapdragon; [ 16]) or lacking completely.

I suppose my life might look entirely different today.