Sentence examples for which might apply from inspiring English sources

Elsinore, of course, is a place of secrets and lies and rough justice – which might apply to Iran, too, although if the piece alludes to that it does so in the most oblique fashion.

If you come in as a conductor and are not acquainted with that world and try to make it sound in a good 19th-century way which might apply to Brahms, you don't get all you can and should out of the music".

The band members may not have the same crippling drug problems – which might apply to Iggy Pop's five-star reviewed reunion with the Stooges – and no longer be riddled with childish egos (and, one hopes, not have thrown their toys out of the pram moments before the gig because the guitarist got nicer sandwiches).

CCLI has three program tracks, two of which might apply to your situation.

"Mr Mure QC also on 31 January represented Rangers Football Club and The Rangers Football Club Ltd ("Newco") in regard to submissions on any possible sanction which might apply in the event that any breach was established.

The degree to which a symptom is present, for example, might need to be specified precisely in a clinical setting, whereas in the exemplar the symptom can be defined as inhabiting some range of values, any one of which might apply in nature.

Nobody intuitively knows which statute might apply to their issue.

Which pattern might apply to ISIS and the Taliban?

The OMT bond-buying programme could still be triggered, he reckons (no suggestion which country might apply for help, though).

I no longer have a dream school, just a list of 18 colleges and universities to which I might apply.

(Charter members include Owen Wilson, one of the film's three leading men, and his co-star Jason Schwartzman, who wrote the script with Mr. Anderson and Roman Coppola.) Precious, in any case, is a word with two meanings, which both might apply to "The Darjeeling Limited".