Sentence examples for might not communicate from inspiring English sources
There were a lot of things that could go wrong – the satellite might not deploy, it might not communicate, the rocket might blow up – "but at this point, it's out of our hands".
As this example demonstrates, under curved grading, grades might not communicate any information whatsoever regarding a student's mastery of course knowledge or skills.
The presence of so many doting-father asides might get grating if Dr. Brown did not communicate his excitement and happiness so well and go about describing it in such wonky, scientific ways.
It is not a timescale that allows for quick banter – and, anyway, they might not be communicating in our direction.
But even the echoed roar of "be thyself — enough" from the chorus of trolls (deliberately, exuberantly gross) might not have communicated the concept.
I'm no MI5 official, and wouldn't recognize any military code names should they surface, but I decided to see what today's New York Times crossword puzzle, by Will Shortz, might or might not be communicating subliminally.
If you find that you and your partner are fighting all the time after trying something new in the bedroom, your partner might not be communicating their feelings about their experience.
Without such attention, centrally made decisions might not be communicated to POD staff, resulting in mistaken expectations.
The ship's crew did not communicate, reportedly, because they did not know what Carnival's plans might be.
If a health care professional does not communicate as well as he could, some, if not many, of the problems that patients are facing might not be identified.
