Sentence examples for might still act from inspiring English sources

The Fed appeared to have given up on doing anything more to stimulate the economy, only for hints to emerge that it might still act.

In her decision, Judge Christine Odell Cook Miller said that the islanders had brought their lawsuit past the six-year statute of limitations for filing claims under the Tucker Act, a law pertaining to suits against the United States, and that they had jumped the gun by filing a suit in a case that Congress might still act upon.

The results indicated that although the check dam served as a carbon and nitrogen storage and sequestration structure in the loess hilly-gully region, erosion-induced carbon or nitrogen redistribution might still act as a major source for atmospheric CO2 or nitrogen oxide in our studied catchment.

However, EBF might still act indirectly against aphids via the attraction of natural enemies.

However, despite the fact that in C. crescentus ribosomal proteins are not Zur-regulated, we cannot exclude the possibility that they might still act as intracellular zinc reserves under control of another zinc regulator.

Since sEphB4-Fc is an antagonist of EphB4 forward signaling but might still act agonistic on ephrinB2 reverse signaling, we speculated, that inhibition of EphB4 forward signaling is sufficient to block VEGF driven angiogenesis.

That is, electron shuttles might somehow still act as catalytic center of mediating electric current in electroactive bacteria-bearing MFCs.

"I was aware of where she's at but was wishing and hoping that despite all that she might stick around so I might get to still act with her," he said.

One explanation might be desensitization of their cognate receptors by the mutant chemokines, which may still act as partial agonists in vivo.

But Congress can still act to save these treasured lands, and there's reason to believe it just might.

Be sure you still act kind.