Sentence examples for might seem possible from inspiring English sources

In step 2b, a false positive might seem possible if there was latent SK in the EVEN line coded by mitochondria/endosymbionts (possibly unique to the EVEN line), but this phenotype was suppressed in sons by the Y and/or recessive genes in the EVEN line.

If Ginobili were still playing for Argentina, a repeat of their shocking Olympic victory in 2004 might seem possible.

The SRT8 is the latest addition to the muscle-car rebirth that has produced updated Camaros, Challengers and more versions of the Mustang than might seem possible.

Some of these poems appear at first to be phonetic transcription of everyday speech, printed without authorial comment; but they accomplish far more than might seem possible by this description.

The capacity for human beings to fight, to rise to the occasion, as Mr. Woolsey notes, invoking America's rapid, albeit delayed jump into World War II, gives hope where none might seem possible.

It might seem possible: The Internal Revenue Service is horribly understaffed.

This might not seem possible at first.

Harrison, who has had an eventful first few months in office, is excited by beach cricket, not just as a way of spreading the love but as proof that cricket has a far greater reach than might initially seem possible.

IT might not seem possible -- to say nothing of advisable -- to write a comic novel about Sept. 11 and its aftermath, but that's what Arthur Nersesian has given us with "Unlubricated," his sixth novel, an urban caper about a would-be actress.

Finally, a false positive might also seem possible when multiple weak factors contribute to total sex ratio distortion (e.g., a combination of weak SK, SD, and/or viability factors) because each would be too weak to meet the inequalities in steps 2a,b and 3,a,b,c but collectively strong enough to produce measurable sex ratio distortion in the SR line.

Argerich's weighting of Ravel's delicate and supple upper lines was ideal, and at the end of the second piece she achieved more expression from a single chord than might seem rationally possible.