Sentence examples for might existing from inspiring English sources

Germany's defence minister seems to be hoping to find extra cash mostly from base closures, but already his sums are failing to add up.If little extra money can be found, might existing budgets be spent more wisely?

Hypnosis should not be offered in situations where it might aggravate existing emotional problems, or the problem might be treated more effectively by another method [ 11].

We also suggest future research paths that might resolve existing uncertainties, and look ahead at how greater understanding might improve the management of clinical disorders of phosphate homeostasis.

Q. Are you concerned that a federal law might weaken existing state protections for consumers?

He said Nascar did not want to implement changes that might jeopardize existing safety features.

They need support from organized labor, which generally opposes any expansion of trade that might threaten existing jobs.

If the mix of an exchange's new owners simply reflected the diversity of those who used it, a change might aggravate existing quarrels.

It also remained unclear whether German authorities would ultimately back away from a stabilization mechanism over fears that it might violate existing E.U. treaties.

Mr. Otellini dismissed the possibility that the emergence of such low-cost computers might cannibalize existing markets, saying that low-end portable computers were already close to these prices in the United States.

At first, tests might use existing research aircraft like NASA's ER-2, a heavy version of the U-2, to release small payloads of particles and then measure the effects on solar radiation and the ozone layer.

Maybe we just didn't dare take our eyes off the child for fear that he was too good to be true, and might stop existing if we blinked.