Sentence examples for agents might have from inspiring English sources

He was released after confessing that foreign agents might have exploited his expertise.

Health and other emergency services agencies are weighing the impact biological agents might have, from easily grown bacteria like salmonella to more ominous anthrax spores and plague.

For many years, baseball officials have been suspicious about whether agents might have facilitated the use of performance-enhancing drugs by their clients.

WASHINGTON — Two female lawmakers, both of them members of oversight committees, said Sunday that the dearth of women Secret Service agents might have contributed to the scandal linking agency personnel to prostitutes in Colombia.

Indeed, if there is no written agreement between him and the government, any informal promises that federal agents might have made to him — and it is not known whether any were made — could carry little weight, lawyers said.

Airport service agents might have to patrol the lines at security checkpoints to pluck out passengers whose flights were leaving soon and move them to the front, he said.

An agent might have advised Marbury to stay put while trying to resolve the dispute.

A more aggressive agent might have immediately demanded a trade or a buyout.

Some other guy's agent might have a better relationship with the team.

Up until a few years ago, even the most enthusiastic estate agent might have struggled to describe some of these areas as "highly sought-after residential locations".

Given conflicting shift schedules -- one agent might have to report for duty at 4 a.m. for a shift of 12 to 14 hours, while a roommate might have to report at noon -- room-sharing might make for ill-rested agents in demanding jobs.