Sentence examples for might reset from inspiring English sources

Or a system might reset the meter automatically when a vehicle leaves a spot, so any remaining time is zeroed out.

The bride's dress, designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, might reset the compass of fashion to the freshness and decency of a new 21st-century woman.

Before his defenestration by Theresa May, Osborne ditched his plan to run a budget surplus by the end of the parliament, while his successor Philip Hammond has said he might "reset" fiscal policy in the autumn statement.

His accomplishments were so remarkable -- hitting 60 home runs in a season, for example, when few other players hit more than 10 -- that he might reset the scale today.

He said the First Armored Division is now bringing 20,000 troops into Iraq, adding that Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the allied commander, and his top aides "are reviewing the situation on the ground to see how they might reset themselves in the city to be able to provide the kind of patrolling and presence that's necessary to provide the stability they need".

To add to these woes, unclear rules might reset your application again if you switch companies in the final stages.

The required measurements are threatened by contamination and other problems, such as past events that might have reset the clock.

In the simulation, the network might be reset every 100 s. Figure 4 shows the average hops in data transmission for different routing schemes in the dynamic network.

Try as he might to reset American foreign policy focus (see: President Barack Obama's recent trip to China), no recent U.S. president has been able to disentangle himself from the Middle East.

These results suggested that circadian oscillation of individual SCN neurons might be reset and synchronized by culture stimulation.

This unique and puzzling response suggested that the pituitary clockwork might be reset by a large variety of signals, including potentially uncontrolled entraining agents in the culture medium.