Sentence examples for might fall between from inspiring English sources
The shilly-shallying that so disgusts Kay comes from his fear that in moving from one woman to the next he might fall between and vanish entirely: "In his better moments he could believe that with her, he might become the person he wanted to be.
That slice might fall between the more general clicking around behavior and actually searching for products, but filling each of those gaps is what is going to keep Pinterest engaging and its users interested in coming back.
A deal might fall somewhere between the single market and a trade agreement, he said.
The study, which was conducted by former Gloucestershire Chief Constable Tim Brain, adds that if adjustments are made for inflation and growth, cuts might fall to between 11,500 and 17,000 jobs.
In the growingly "progressive" West, the gay-straight binary ironically fosters prejudice against those who might fall in between and those who might not see their sexuality as indicative of their identity.
Moreover the evolutionary relationship between O. sativa and A. thaliana was remotest, which implied that B. distachyon might fall in between O. sativa and A. thaliana during evolutionary history.
For those who have ever wondered where the court's decisions might fall on the spectrum between monolithic unity and total randomness, an answer is now in.
The ideal is to prevent medical complications and indeed homelessness, but rough sleepers often flit between hospitals; without this meeting, they might fall through the gaps entirely.
Each time, I thought he might fall.
