Sentence examples for might not indicate from inspiring English sources

Even that might not indicate rainmaker status, though.

Mr. Erdogan's recent remarks on Europe might not indicate that Turkey is quite ready to break off the world's longest engagement.

Musicians hang from the rafters when Mr. Garrett plays here: though his recent records might not indicate it, he's one of the best around, an enormously gifted, communicative and fluent alto saxophonist with some of Coltrane's terrifying energy.

His eyes light up and then crinkle when he laughs — a burst of what might or might not indicate pleasure, followed by a dry, wise-sounding chuckle that could mean anything.

Reviewing the history of secularization in the West since the Renaissance, Bonhoeffer asked whether humanity's increasing ability to cope with its problems without the hypothesis of God might not indicate the obsolescence of the "religious premise" upon which Christianity had hitherto been based.

This might not indicate the real transmutation capacities of these reactor systems.

A spokeswoman for the club said that although it was possible the players might not show up, they did indicate through their representatives that they planned to attend.

However the apparent rapid rise is a ratio, and might not necessarily indicate that old devices are being updated.

But while a plastic flavour in a fresh bottle would be grounds to complain to the manufacturer, says Schrenk, it might not necessarily indicate the leaching of dangerous chemicals.

So while a transition from normal to minimally overweight might increase the numbers of overweight, it might not reliably indicate a worsening threat to public health.

In particular, correlation of gene expression might not always indicate a direct interaction.