Sentence examples for reach might from inspiring English sources

In cases like that, Mr. Yemenidjian acknowledged that a conglomerate's reach might have bolstered its efforts.

Meanwhile, many people the group is trying to reach might not have access to television.

Technical problems that your Internet provider, or the Web site you are trying to reach, might be having might also cause the error.

But even a historian of Fernández-Armesto's learning and reach might have chosen to ignore the fact that 2007 marks the 500th anniversary of the naming of America.

But Ray Brunner, chief executive of the furniture seller Design Within Reach, might be forgiven if he heaves a sigh of relief.

In fact, he said he thought his reach might be greater than that of some players in the N.F.L. From TMZ.com to maximum-security prisons where he preaches to the buckle of the Bible Belt, Tebow has achieved something rare for a college athlete — he has crossed over into popular culture.

But a nose-up angle of 31 degrees, which the Dash 8 reached, might be needed to avoid a midair collision, he said.

The dynamic nature of riverbed morphology in restored river reaches might result in complex river water level distributions, including disconnected river branches, nonlinear longitudinal water level profiles and morphologically induced lateral water level gradients.

In contrast, using larger levels of scale than river reaches might benefit ecological purposes but no longer makes a contribution to lowering water levels at Beuningen/Ewijk.

Especially in densely populated areas defining coverage in terms of a radius within which patients shall be reached might not be sufficient.

But what if he managed to break Groth's unofficial record, no matter how out of reach it might seem?