Sentence examples for which might actually from inspiring English sources

Which might actually be a shame, in a way, because Melnyk is sort of a beauty.

— which might actually be more serious problems because they undermine the integrity of the election directly.

I count two such places in New York City, which might actually make it the world's Mexican-Asian leader.

Another rung down the ladder of absurdity, you may also contemplate the great cream-cheese-as-N.C.A.A.-violation dilemma, which might actually be coming to an end.

Better to divide your daily practice into a few sessions than to work past the point of exhaustion, which might actually lead to poor technique and bad habits.

But no, Tim Farron chose to base his joke on Fawlty Towers, which might actually be the only sitcom in history that isn't about people sharing a house.

The dotted rectangle indicates a region of (N, V) which might be actually observed.

A conversion event (which might not actually involve any genes) overwrites part of one paralog with the corresponding part of another.

Clearly, it would be essential to monitor egg production as well as parasite transmission under these nutrient-poor conditions (which might be actually too harsh given the premature death of flies; flies given only a sucrose diet live much longer), and not just parasite titer and host longevity.

Which concepts might actually happen, and which ones wouldn't work at all? Wizards, Aliens, and Starships delves into the most extraordinary details in science fiction and fantasy --such as time warps, shape changing, rocket launches, and illumination by floating candle -- and shows readers the physics and math behind the phenomena.

Both of which are very good shows, which now might actually be watched by people and possibly, though probably not, considered for Emmys.