Sentence examples for might have physically from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists have proposed three models for how animal husbandry later spread to Europe: Early farmers might have physically migrated to the west, the idea of herding might have spread through cultural diffusion, or Europeans may have tamed wild animals on their own.

Thus, a trivial explanation for the small mutant metanephroi would be that, in vivo, an abnormally shaped embryonic body might have physically constrained their morphogenesis.

I was secretly hoping that this child might have acted physically or verbally aggressively toward the officer (not just backing away, as he clearly did in the video).

L3 used in this study might have been physically damaged or weakened.

What reactions did they have physically?

We have physically documented C.r.l.

When I played through pre-release builds of The Evil Within and Alien: Isolation, both in the dark for maximum scare potential, nobody warned me that I might have to be physically rescued from the session.

With the passing of time, I have grown tremendously from this and I have gained the mindset needed to believe that my great-grandmother might have left me physically but spiritually she is watching over me and she is proud of me.

One of the factors reducing the differences in lifespan could have been that at enlistment the 1918 cohort might have been slightly less physically and psychologically healthy than the 1914 cohort.

David Wilson, running back, Virginia Tech (5-9, 206) Physically, Wilson might have as much upside as any back in this draft, and from this perspective, he might be the best back to come out of Virginia Tech.

They mentioned even the ones who are very physically active might have hypertension.