Sentence examples for might still fail from inspiring English sources
Even in the west, the Irish referendum might still fail.
You can do everything in your power but you might still fail".
What is more, even if Mr. Monti did back Mr. Montezemolo, the centrists might still fail to make a breakthrough.
"The key risk of a deal failure rests once again with Qatar Holding," Ash Lazenby, an analyst at Liberum Capital in London, wrote in a note to investors on Monday, adding that the proposed merger might still fail if the Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund did not support the executive incentive plan.
They also warned that recent plans by Ofgem and the government might still fail to help customers make meaningful price comparisons "at a glance".
But systems with this feature might still fail the test, due to information seepage of a different (i.e., non-central) sort.
If it failed, and the defense ran five club tricks, he might still break even with the other North-South partnerships by going down a trick or two.
You might work hard and still fail; you certainly wouldn't get anywhere by adjusting your attitude or dreamily "visualizing" success.
In other words, one of S's actual beliefs, p, might be justified and S still fail to believe some proposition, say q that is entailed by p. We are now in a position to ask: Does the restricted form of closure hold regarding what we are entitled to believe even if we don't, in fact, believe it?
"The tile installation might look fabulous — and then it can still fail".
