Sentence examples for might have direct from inspiring English sources

What are the politicians scared of - that the public might have direct access to the truth?

A tumour might have direct contact to meningeal structures.

This might have direct implications for the models explain behavior of family-owned firms as well, where it is often suggested that such firms are less risk oriented based on the results of empirical findings from developed countries.

However, acute changes in PaCO2 or arterial pH might have direct effects on microvascular tone and/or might induce variations in systemic oxygen consumption [15 18], and could then affect ∆PCO2.

Thus, family 1 CBM addition to cellulase preparations might provide an alternative method to reduce the amount of enzymes needed to deconstruct cellulosic biomass, which might have direct impacts on the paper, textile and bioethanol industries.

You knew that your task was to look for anything that might have direct consequence on your ability to safely cross the street, yet you failed to respond to the bicycle (which, for purposes of argument, we will assume was clearly visible).

And yet inevitably, survivors cannot help wondering how God's hand might have directed events differently.

What Women Want could have been an exquisitely nasty black comedy - something that Neil LaBute might have directed.

He might have directed his scorn instead towards those many gay MPs who have felt it necessary to marry.

Mr. Anderson's new film, "The Royal Tenenbaums," which will play at this year's festival tonight and tomorrow, is a movie Max might have directed.

Mr. Holder might have directed some of that energy into prosecuting crooked bankers and mortgage companies or, say, people who tortured prisoners.