Sentence examples for might make intuitive from inspiring English sources

Although this position might make intuitive sense, there is little empirical evidence that Internet filters provide an effective means to limit children's and adolescents' exposure to online sexual material.

Overall, wide-ranging but thin distribution patterns make intuitive sense for large predators, but what might you conclude if you learned that scarlet macaws, which range widely, are also locally scarce?

These conclusions make intuitive sense.

A few of them make intuitive sense.

Some of the patterns make intuitive sense.

We make intuitive music, it's different.

Easily computed indicators that make intuitive sense are very appealing.

These findings make intuitive sense.

These findings might make one wonder why intuitive conceptual content matters.

One intuitive prediction we might make, for example, is that evolution of increased dispersal rate might be apparent, not only at the actual level of selection (i.e., changed dispersal behaviour), but also at levels less proximate to selection (e.g., changed exercise physiology driven by demands of changed behaviour).

So, counter-intuitive as it sounds, making things busier might make it harder for my mind to wander – it just won't have the energy.