Example sentences of "[verb] might be [adj] " in BNC.

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1 It is worth considering if and how those already validated might be open to review ( possibly under the 1981 Minerals Act ? ) in light of the outcome of the Carmel case .
2 With someone like say Schmeichel in goal , the defensive cock ups you make might be ok .
3 In Task 44 Extract 1 , for example , we might need to know the political opinions , or temperament , or personal involvement of the person for whom we are writing a report of the demonstration ; and in Extract 2 , a friend with whom we correspond might be nine or ninety , someone we saw last week , or someone we have not seen for decades .
4 ‘ Who do you think might be responsible for all these things you ca n't explain ?
5 For example if I 'm looking at O-level history , ‘ What sorts of things do you think might be important , or what kinds of evidence do you think I ought to collect , or what issues do you think I ought to take into account ? ’ ’
6 Now for example if I 'm looking at O level history , what sort of things do you think might be important , or what kinds of evidence do you think I ought to collect , or what issues do you think I ought to take into account ? ’ .
7 But we know that buying a carpet is n't something you do every day , and some general advice before you shop might be welcome .
8 ‘ Did you think , ’ his prosecution pressed him , ‘ that what you were doing , what you were being asked to do or what you had done might be wrong ? ’
9 There is first the admission of cravings , sexual and other , felt as unspeakably ignoble , and there is the unappeased fear that the very gifts on whose existence all rescue depends might be mere fantasy , delusion .
10 Thirdly , factors which were not measured might be important .
11 This chart could then be used as the basis for an essay or a piece of revision and — although the words used might be different — you would , in fact , end up by saying just what I said in that portion of text above .
12 If that were so , one accused might be guilty on the basis of concert but the other could be guilty also on the basis only of his own actings .
13 So any tax-free cash that she 's got might be useful .
14 Well he has to put the suit on , try it on in the shop , to make sure it , wear his shoes there cos even , the shoes he 's got might be alright with it .
15 Bielle is where you join the main valley road , and four miles to the south of it is Laruns , a neat and pleasing little town with a real town square which I have more than once thought might be good to stay in .
16 Christian Aid is not in a position itself to set up and service all the training which it is envisaged might be useful to supporters .
17 Network SouthEast has improved its performance beyond what anyone could have dreamed might be possible .
18 Those with a blank space on a wall to fill might be interested in the Penis Poster ( 23 by 35 inches ) , which depicts 12 animal penises ( man to whale ) .
19 others in the area that they know might be interested in having the pre er prestige er prestige being in the booklet .
20 You can you go to church every Sunday , sing the choruses or the hymns , listen to what the man has to say or the lady has to say at the front , and it can just go over your head and it can mean nothing to you apart from something that you believe might be true .
21 I mean it is nice that you do n't know anybody who you feel might be despairing .
22 If you are the victim of a burglary , the value of the property that has been stolen might be large or small , but the emotional upset and the feeling that someone else has been in your home can live with you for a long time .
23 The damages I suppose might be different , depending which er what kind of breach you succeed on .
24 What Lamb is saying might be true but I doubt it .
25 Usually the patient is taken into one of these units for a specified period such as a fortnight , but the time allocated might be indefinite in an emergency , for instance if the carer is ill .
26 As far as I was concerned , men and boys constituted a separate species , with whom I had nothing in common , and the last thing I wanted to do ( had I given the matter any thought ) was to arouse their interest , which I feared might be predatory .
27 ‘ What sort of information do you suppose might be acceptable ? ’
28 As she had little dress sense , only a vague fear that any hat or dress she chose might be vulgar , so she had no sense of a possible style in which to decorate a house , or even a dining table , for Christmas .
29 Perhaps simple ‘ familiarity ’ of the rules and persons involved might be better in defining the inside , i.e. just feeling ‘ at home ’ with things indicates where the internal boundaries lie .
30 The second part , I thought might be useful to members in explaining in more detail what each of the schemes were about .
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