Sentence examples for might flow from from inspiring English sources

The government offers a litany of harms that might flow from open hearings.

Your sense of not wanting others around might flow from a sense of already being too alone.

"We are, all of us, concerned about what might flow from a decision to take precipitate military action," he said.

The karma might flow from the goalie shenanigans that helped Detroit win by 2-0 on Wednesday in Denver to tie the series at 3-3.

He expressed the hope that the strategic impetus for another push for comprehensive peace in the Middle East might flow from the traumatic events that have conferred on Mr. Bush a more influential role as arbiter.

But would the politicians then be morally consistent and stop to the UK public benefiting from any medical knowledge and new treatments that might flow from research on monkeys elsewhere?

Part of the problem that has nagged construction of a treatment plant — which would fuse the waste with glass into stable, storable logs for long-term burial, a process called vitrification — is knowing with certainty the composition of the waste that might flow through pipelines from the tanks.

"When you take property like a house from a first marriage, where there's been appreciation, and the money from it might flow through a joint bank account and be legally commingled, it can be complicated to figure out who owns what.

Randy is not so much a role as a tap from which pathos might flow at any moment.

One of its concerns is that genes from a GM species might flow into unmodified neighbours, producing undesirable traits.

When the agency intervened last month, it said it was "preserving assets that might otherwise flow from the bankrupt company to other creditors".