Sentence examples for which might count from inspiring English sources

Sorina is blond and not very bright, which might count as an offensive stereotype if the guys she hung around with had any brains to speak of.

Yet this feature, which might count as a fatal flaw from a purely artistic point of view, is precisely what makes them an indispensable part of Jacobi's philosophical output.

First, it multiplies the possible ways in which one might count as "identifying with" another.

I had read only one Stephen King novel (Misery), and I could think of only a couple of others from the horror genre: Anne Rice's classic Interview with the Vampire and Thomas Harris's Silence of the Lambs (which might not count anyway).

Commercial banks, which might be counted on to finance third and fourth plants, aren't eager to finance risky pilot ventures.

This is why voter turnout was what the election expert Curtis Gans characterized as "very low," despite the buckets of money spent and the widespread expectation of a historic photo finish in which every vote might count.

Scenarios were estimated as the percentage of each group with a specific CD4 count which might increase their CD4 counts so that they moved to the next higher group under the scenarios presented in Table  2.

Some species are diploids with certain degrees of heterozygosity between alleles, which might have been counted as unique genes, thus increasing the total number of CYPs.

Insiders suggest its preference would be to try and get agreement in Brussels on the impacts of indirect costs which might constrain what counts as biofuel.

Home Foreclosures Could Affect Voting Rolls The mortgage foreclosure crisis may pose a problem in the November election as voters still registered at their former addresses could lose the opportunity to vote or be forced to cast provisional ballots which might not get counted.

A potentially confounding factor could be the use of hydroxychloroquine, which might increase autophagosome count by blocking fusion with lysosomes, however there was no significant correlation between LC3-BDI and use of this drug (p=0.52).