Sentence examples similar to might that begin from inspiring English sources

Events and characters are developed through continual ironies and reversals that undercut any interpretation that might begin to seem tenable.

This might mean that you might begin saying no to things that don't serve your highest goals.

Yet cycling's golden summer has thrown forward a sport that might begin to challenge football's one-party state.

It's important to emphasize these suggestions are for low back pain that might begin after an unusually strenuous workout or shoveling snow.

There is one trick to this that might begin to make things easier.

Starting June 22, you will be free to watch as gifted performers act their way through a regime that might begin to resemble, more and more, our political landscape.

Can we reverse a process that might begin with dysregulation of trophoblast invasion at its earliest stages?

Modern MRI sequences can identify and localize data that might begin to define an individual tumor signature.

Wolfgang Bosbach, another leading Christian Democrat, suggested the squabbling was such that Germans might begin to think that Gerhard Schroder, the current chancellor, was "the father of reunification".

The other question that might also begin to matter is: where will the featurephone holdouts buy their phones from?

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