Example sentences of "[noun] might [be] [verb] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Party members might be supposed capable of choosing more knowledgeably than the generality of less committed voters . |
| 32 | That 's to say someone is leaving and we are going to take that post out and put it into the food section , and on b , I would say to Matthew that before committing us to a budget of two and a half thousand against a background of ten percent cuts , I would suggest that the health educational help-line and their day-long courses for E H Os might be made good use of in the forth-coming year . |
| 33 | A 50 per cent preference for residential care might be considered high , but it should be remembered that the dementia sufferers in this sample were mainly already in the advanced stages of their illness , and also that only 3l per cent of the principal carers were spouses , and it is among spouses that the highest preference for home care appears ( see Gilhooly , 1986 ) . |
| 34 | Not everyone would realise instantly that the best way to reduce tension in the Middle East might be to insulate American lofts . |
| 35 | Although these results might be considered implausible because of the extreme climate sensitivities implied , the explained variance at more reasonable climate sensitivities within the upper half of the accepted range of uncertainty , 1.5 to 4.5°C , remains above 55% . |
| 36 | They also acknowledged that operators had initially delayed taking action for nearly an hour , in the belief that a gauge which showed an increase in radioactivity in the secondary system might be giving false readings . |
| 37 | He says that the AMA , the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners , government , and nursing professional bodies should consult to decide on how and under what circumstances nurses might be granted independent practitioner status . |
| 38 | For others the best way might be talking dirty about safer sex , or just by making it clear what you want by your actions . |
| 39 | Lawyers pointed out that if Newall again lost his appeal over the tape recording , the Crown might be granted full costs . |
| 40 | I would now like to make specific proposals as to how the model of pragmatic mediation that I have proposed in these chapters might be made operational within a programme of in-service education for language teachers . |
| 41 | Godoy struck first hoping , in the Escorial Trial , that Ferdinand might be found guilty of political parricide . |
| 42 | Yet Mr Kohl seems more interested in getting votes from right-wingers than in winning them for Turks : the most he has done to change the citizenship law is to wonder aloud whether Germany 's Turks might be granted dual citizenship for a trial five years , at the end of which they could choose to be either Turks or Germans . |
| 43 | While the convention might be to undertake rigorous market analyses to identify new opportunities , the Profitboss is out on the street finding out what people want . |
| 44 | Anderson participated in the informal soundings on how best the idea might be given institutional and practical form . |
| 45 | This broad classification of EEG activity into ongoing and event-related is purely arbitrary since , as Hillyard and Woods ( 1979 ) point out , even ongoing EEG activity might be considered event-related if only the event concerned could be specified . |
| 46 | Widnes ............ 30 Canberra Raiders .. 18 FOR 20 minutes at Old Trafford last night , it looked as if Graham Lowe might be proved right . |
| 47 | Another solution might be to develop non-hepatotoxic derivatives of paracetamol . |
| 48 | Responses which allow a steady state solution but do not allow convergence to that solution might be considered implausible and certainly deserve examination and further study . |
| 49 | The last help screen might be considered superfluous in that it is simply a reminder that all entries have to be made in an appropriate manner . |
| 50 | Martyn does n't burp here and is concerned that pictures at this spot might be considered sick . |
| 51 | What then would happen to children falling below these levels , who as a result of this restriction might be denied appropriate teaching ? |