Sentence examples for this might still be from inspiring English sources

This might still be true, but the Warriors have gotten big games from Klay Thompson (in Game 2) and Harrison Barnes (in Game 4).

Because domestic yields have been so skimpy — even negative for short- and medium-term Treasury securities when adjusted for inflation — some specialists argue that this might still be a propitious time for American bond investors to look abroad.

"I'm proudest of the fact that I've been retired for almost 29 years at this point, and there are knowledgeable observers who say that this might still be the strongest union in the country.

This might still be possible with annotations, a new service that Twitter says it is rolling out soon so that people can add so-called metadata, like a way to make a purchase, to Twitter posts.

Obviously, I hadn't forgotten that line from "Lady Chatterley": "I've asked my man if he will find me a Turk". Maybe it was because of some inkling that this might still be what life had in store that Lawrence hadn't lived all that long ago, and it might still take a "queer, melancholy specimen" to want to marry a Turkish woman.

Maybe it was because of some inkling that this might still be what life had in store — that Lawrence hadn't lived all that long ago, and it might still take a "queer, melancholy specimen" to want to marry a Turkish woman.

In its report, the committee says that despite this, negative perceptions of this technology might still be a barrier to the take up of the new scheme.

Sometimes hunted for its meat, population declines have been noted in much of the species' range, and there are now rather few areas where this goose might still be considered reasonably common.

This vision might still be years off, but one by one, "smarter" cities are beginning to crop up around our landscape.

However, a large number of terms of this expansion might still be necessary for hyperbolic PDEs with low spatial and stochastic regularity leading to very computationally costly solution of a large system of PDEs for the gPC coefficients.

The people who developed this technology might still be well-paid for their work, but they would not end up as rich as Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg.