Sentence examples for which might still from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which might still" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a possibility or potentiality that remains, often in a context where something is being considered or evaluated. Example: "The project has faced many challenges, but there are aspects which might still lead to success."
Now, they have Just Plain Ed, which might still be good enough for Ryan.
He turned red, and his lips twitched to seize on words which might still be said.
Can we find more organisms like Giardia which might still live in anoxic worlds, and still be unknown to us?
One, which might still be a good idea, is to have a recoverable launch vehicle instead of an expendable one.
In 2008, Texans voted for Clinton, a fact which might still work in her favour eight years later.
These limitations could hinder reliable de novo assembly of MinION reads, which might still result in chimeric consensus sequences that mix reads originating from different viral variants.
"Out with three losses, probably, and a terrible goals-against column (which might get still worse), and they have the world's most reductive nickname.
Spoken language transcripts constitute a smaller percentage of the corpus contents which might be still significant when it comes to certain specialized continuous or conversational speech recognition tasks.
So for now it's business as usual in Sweden... which might mean still not getting very much business for your money.
However, in accordance with our previous data [3] less than 5% of the colonies in the differentiation cultures at day 14 contained cells positive for OCT3/4 and Ki67 (Fig. 3A C) which might represent still undifferentiated ES cells.
The deep detached slab, which might be still connected to the subducting slab, is steeply down-going to reach the slab graveyard under the Eastern Alps and the Carpathian Pannonian region.
