Sentence examples for might levels from inspiring English sources

Intriguing thought: if we stop paying our licence fees, might levels of bulimia fall?

How might levels and kinds of student resistance vary between courses taken in a student's major area of study compared with general education courses?

It says that theories that the epidemic might level off in heavily-affected countries are being disproved.

Rebecca initially voices many of the criticisms a secular woman might level against the conscribed life of an ultra-Orthodox woman.

But while he seeks to empower individual consumers, he stops short of calling for radical solutions that might level the playing field altogether: drastic regulation, or even nationalisation.

But Mr. Ettewi is worried that the Israeli military might level the plants or shoot at the 10 workers he will need to harvest them next month.

"With Paris, it does get us off the exponential growth, and we might level off at 2,000, 3,000 gigatons," said Pierrehumbert.

The jump in the October inflation rate also diminished hopes that price increases might level off quickly in response to recent government efforts to rein in inflation.

Comments on the FASB paper, from regulators and practitioners, are expected by June.An accounting standard which targets instruments, not institutions, might level the playing field a little.

Some might level a similar charge against Philip Glass's music, but for me it was the best part of the film: enough to elevate it above the ordinary.

He told BBC Radio Sheffield: "There's a question people might level at us which is understandable.