Sentence examples for might prime from inspiring English sources

Success in Uttar Pradesh might prime Mr Gandhi for the big time.

For instance, routes to a school might "prime" children for learning through playful urban interventions that arouse curiosity.

Or, researchers suggest, talking to a black polltaker who sounds energetic or professional might prime positive images of blacks, overwhelming any negative stereotypes.

Even if an imperfect vaccine could not create antibodies to forestall sickness, she said, it might prime the immune system enough to just fend off death.

Mild-mannered appetizers like crab Louis might prime the appetite, but excellent French dressing helps make the iceberg-wedge BLT salad the tastiest starter.

He had spent years studying cell biology, elucidating mechanisms of gene regulation that might prime breast cells to travel to the bone instead of to the brain.

But what might the prime minister be saying to her?

She has been talked about as a future leader, and, it might follow, Prime Minister.

That might give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel a reason to follow suit.

Suddenly, Israelis were seriously considering the prospect that someone other than Netanyahu might be Prime Minister.

At 9pm on Thursday night, Ed Miliband thought he might be prime minister.