Sentence examples for might firmly from inspiring English sources

Thus we might firmly stipulate that 'is heavier than' will be associated with weight comparisons and introduce 'has more mass than' for comparisons of mass.

In future, those doors might be firmly shut.

Some thought an arena in Newark might more firmly establish the teams with the state's residents.

But while the suffragettes, and other activists, might have firmly etched such images on the public consciousness, a new wave of protesters are taking up the fight in inventive and surprising ways.

While the couples might be firmly out of their comfort zone, the show is a return to familiar territory for Channel 4. The programme is set to air on 7 October – at the watershed-friendly time of 10pm – as part of its Campaign for Real Sex season, which follows a long tradition of risqué broadcasting on the channel.

In view of the above one might expect firmly nonexpansive mappings to exhibit better behavior than nonexpansive mappings in general.

If you've misplaced your TV's remote control one too many times, then I might suggest firmly attaching it to a gigantic anvil-like object via an unnecessarily thick length of chain.

For example, a mitochondrial enzyme might be firmly attached to the mitochondrial wall and catalyses the biochemical reaction not inside but outside the mitochondrial matrix.

Its main goal is to thwart the establishment of any government that might align Afghanistan firmly with India.

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This suggested that GID1 and SLR1 might interact more firmly with GA4 than GA3.