Sentence examples for we might express from inspiring English sources

And while we're at it, we might express the hope that the record industry won't abandon its commitment to music in all its variety in the eager pursuit of the latest technological innovation.

We might express this by saying that, according to deflationism, 'S is true' says of S that it is true, just as 'apples are red' says, of apples, that they are red or 'John sleeps' says, of John, that he sleeps.

We might express shock over a female athlete screaming the "F" word at an official, but we've long tolerated shouting and cursing in sports.

My poor imagination is hardly up to the task of imagining all the ways in which we might express our fealty to Wall Street's financiers.

To circumvent the problem of the slow uptake of metformin by HEK293 cells, we also studied H4IIE cells, a rat hepatoma cell line that we suspected might express the organic cation tranporter OCT1, which promotes metformin uptake (Shu et al., 2007).

Because of the correlation between the magnitude of the inflammatory cytokine component of the SASP and miR-146a/b expression, we asked whether IMR90 might express higher levels of miR-146a under conditions that induced higher inflammatory cytokine secretion.

Briefly, we discuss how he might express his disappointment to the hospital – and conclude quickly that it won't matter because the person who accosted him was a part of the executive, and that too, a nurse.

Then, we hypothesized that motoneurons might express Vegfr3 similar to lymphatic endothelial cells and extend axons in response to Vegfc from the DA.

To obtain a broader view of GIRK channel expression and determine whether sporadic cells might express channels, we immunostained mouse DRG sections with antibodies specific for GIRK1 and -2 subunits (Marker et al, 2004).

We hypothesized that reaerating MTB might express a distinct transcriptional response that could provide insight into the process by which MTB resumes replication following a period of bacteriostasis.

(The CB1490 strain has ~30% males, whereas wildtype N2 has ~0.2% males. Since adult males have 13 more serotonergic neurons and 6 more dopaminergic neurons than hermaphrodites, we reasoned that these worms might express more bas-1 mRNA).