Sentence examples similar to might something be present from inspiring English sources

They were told that sometimes they would see pictures where they might have a strong sense that a region continued and sometimes they might have a sense that something was present only on the surface.

Other information might also be present.

Finally the feathers might be present in your dinner (unless something went rather badly wrong) but their presence can still be seen, or at least felt.

Both inland transects were characterized by a high proportion of trees devoid of dominant arboreal ants (areas where no arboreal ants were recorded, but discrete species might have been present), something never before reported to the best of our knowledge.

What might that something be?

We assert that agreement is not something that is present or absent, but something which must be quantified.

A need must be present at the time of assessment, unlike a risk, which implies something that might happen in the future.

It might have been presented anywhere.

Goa, of course, was long a Portuguese colony, so you're likely to be presented with something you might find in Brazil — like feijoada, replete with chorizo.

But might something else be going on?

Might something else be changing?