Sentence examples for might repeated from inspiring English sources

Within this framework, the data presented in Figure  2 lead to two important questions: 1) what is the functional significance of a regionally specific increase in subcutaneous IL-1β following acute stressor exposure and 2) how might repeated activation of this response play a role in the development of visceral obesity?

You never know when history might repeat itself.

And there are reasons to think history might repeat itself.

You can't help but feel that history might repeat itself here.

One, sensing my bewilderment and fearful that I might repeat my crime, whispered: "No puns.

Still, early this morning, it appeared that history might repeat itself.

Their fear was that bad guys somewhere might repeat the experiment and weaponise the result.

Nor did Peter Whittingham suggest that he might repeat the wonderful goal with which he eliminated Middlesbrough in the quarter-final.

It's the type of mantra you might repeat to yourself when you're desperate to reach that 1,000th crunch.

He was willing to take that often-forgotten detail as a sign that history might repeat itself.

In adult fiction you do things with language — for example, you might repeat certain adjectives for an atmospheric effect.