Sentence examples for might take very from inspiring English sources

The digital learning experience is becoming really a collection of inter-related learning nuggets, that you might take very different paths through, depending who you are and what your needs are, and how you learn most effectively.

If the interactions between objects and agents are high, complexity will increase Response time These approaches don't have best response time if a component is deactivated and urgent activation is required then it might take very long time which is performance degradation Cost (in terms of money) These are hard to build and are very expensive as well.

Always bear in mind that doing a bit less than your dog could, will cause no damage, while doing only a little bit more, might cause serious injuries, that might take very long to heal.

Pierre Dejean, a manager at the Cenegal, said it might take a very, very long time for justice to work itself out.

Someone at the White House might take it very seriously.

It's possible that humanists are just going to have to be disappointed in the short run, especially with print journals, but the transition might take a very long time, and is unlikely to be complete in the foreseeable future.

Finding and destroying them from the air might take a very long time indeed.

We can all agree that someone able to pay over £2 million for a house is rich but what about the owner of a business who might in good years get paid £150k (putting him or her in the top 1% of earners paying 50% tax) but in bad years might take home very little?

Learning from such examples, we might take a very close look at how our political and media industries manufacture fear and resentment in our society.

We note, though, that it might take a very large sample to fully support this conclusion.

Second, direct interference or apparent competition might take place very early in the infection process e.g., [ 53], and clear out or considerably harm less competitive P. ramosa clones.