Sentence examples for you might validate from inspiring English sources

You might validate a market but you expose yourself to delays and competition due to the time gap between the campaign and delivery (see also Spark's founder Zach Supalla's take on delays here).

You might validate their point of view by saying, "It sounds like you really enjoyed the film.

If you are depressed or anxious and have a complicated relationship with food, any material focusing on body image and weight loss might validate what you're doing.

I've been wanting this thing for so long, because I thought that it might validate me as a person, and I phoned you up and it's not going to do the job.

He said it was unclear whether the Israeli strike had produced any evidence that might validate that belief.

He sees the student as a link to the outside world, someone who might validate his life.

For others, though, it might validate the suspicion that modern politics has gotten away almost entirely from the things government actually does, and instead become about what we think government does.

Once on their feet and in full flow, no campaigner against the euro can find a single thing of merit that might validate their contention to be, at heart and in general, in favour of any aspect of the European Union.

It is up to the director and the actors of the moment to connect the dots, fill in details in the script's vast empty spaces and pull out all resources to turn Mr. Mamet's silly conceit, barely more than a skeletal outline, into a display piece that might validate it.

A cohort study might validate our results and provide a novel adjunctive tool with which to diagnose functionally significant coronary artery disease from MPI findings.

For any number of scientists and philosophers so-called out-of-body experiences (such as the now famous reports of a near-death experience) are considered off-limits, with automatic denigration of research that might validate them.