Sentence examples for might rest more from inspiring English sources
There is something eminently likable about this year's big indie breakthrough band, the Kaiser Chiefs, but the feeling remains that it might rest more on their personalities - an engaging combination of wild-eyed exuberance and dry northern wit - than their music.
Of course, scientific ideas, once formulated, must be tested against systematic experience, which itself might rest on more stable cultural belief.
You might be able to rest more comfortably on your mattress if you don't have stacks of bills beneath you.
This approach might satisfy GOP desires to rest more of the nation's retirement system on private savings accounts, though it would not go so far as to privatize the Social Security system itself.
There has been some speculation, given the possibility that the pitch could emasculate pace bowlers, and bearing in mind the proximity to the third Test in Perth – in which Australia would expect to pummel England with the ball once more – that they might rest Mitchell Johnson and Harris.
For the rest, more rehearsal might have helped.
In this context, it can be said that to evaluate RPE function with various treatments in vitro, polarized RPE might represent the resting RPE more accurately.
While the Cardinals players might be more rested, it cannot help them psychologically to know that they have to play the same team that just cleaned their clock seven days earlier.
With one less day to rest and more long-distance travel, might Dallas have been tired?
If you rest for more than 5 minutes, you might end up getting cold again.
