Sentence examples for seems we might from inspiring English sources

Once again, it seems, we might lose the chance to open a painful but necessary debate about the past.

It seems we might have learned something about creating a challenge from those tough courts at Roland Garros.

"We've shown before that we can temporarily induce dyscalculia [a mathematical disability], and now it seems we might also be able to make someone better at maths.

But with these recent developments, it seems we might be at least be approaching a rational and credibly-distributed global plan for continued exploration of the smallest structures and highest energies.

"We've shown before that we can induce dyscalculia, and now it seems we might be able to make someone better at maths, so we really want to see if we can help people with dyscalculia.

"We know how to connect small strips of graphene, to drill it, to tailor it, to sculpt it, and it now seems we might be able to grow it back in a reasonably controlled way".

Improbable as it may seem, we might learn something here.

September For a brief few months last season, it seemed we might have a title race on our hands before Celtic eventually pulled away from Aberdeen.

The first set was all about Li Na, who took it 6-2, and then it seemed we might have another withdrawal when her opponent, Simona Halep, had to call for the trainer after injuring her shoulder.

Jonathan Wright As the Paralympic flame dimmed back in September, it also seemed we might be saying an all-too-soon farewell to one of the surprise hits of the year – light-hearted nightly round-up The Last Leg with Adam Hills.

However, as both America and Great Britain confront their respective prescription drug abuse epidemics, it seems we collectively might be nearing a point where we turn away from Xanax, just as we once turned away from Valium, and barbiturates before that.