Sentence examples for might seem safe from inspiring English sources
What is risky for Salisbury Playhouse might seem safe as houses for the Royal Court or the Bush.
On the surface, it might seem safe to conclude that Democrats would be gleeful over the prospect of facing Mr. Schundler instead of Mr. Franks.
A 21-0 first-quarter lead might seem safe, but the Lions squandered a 10-point lead with two minutes left in losing to Princeton in overtime three weeks ago.
It might seem safe to assume that a writer who commits suicide has been less than entirely engaged by the work he leaves unfinished, yet there appears to have been not much question about what would happen to the unfinished Hemingway manuscripts.
Though a closed or secret group might seem safe, everything you post is still connected to your profile and can be screenshotted and shared.
It might seem safe to assume that Tree's dream of becoming a pee perfume mogul would piss off her family, but her brother is pleased as punch (provided, of course, that punch doesn't contain Tree's not-so-secret ingredient).
It might seem safer to kowtow to the gatekeepers, but long term it's going to be better to crash the gates, to break the rules.
It might seem safer for tenured faculty to keep a low profile and wait out the current wave of cost cutting, while avoiding possibly controversial issues that might draw the attention of and even antagonize the very politicians who may look for reasons to go after tenure.
SHARES in the Bank for International Settlements, a Swiss body that acts as a bank for the world's top central banks, might seem a safe investment.
Mr. Benjamin's decision to make this work a chamber opera of only 40 minutes with just two singers playing multiple roles, including the narrator, might seem a safe choice for a first stab at musical drama.
Yes, business school might seem a safe haven (for those who can afford it) when times get tough, and yes, so-called "entrepreneurship" programs are hot.
