Sentence examples for could we might from inspiring English sources

"You can't establish a causal link between lone parenthood per se and low maternal employment, let alone youth criminality," said Dominic Richardson of the O.E.C.D. "If you could, we might expect riots in Sweden, for instance".

And if it is the case that he could, then we might also wonder why Snider found he couldn't learn the same thing from the man he just fired.

If these facts coincided with a reality we could recognise, we might be able to interpret them for ourselves.

And that's actually a useful way to frame a discussion about solutions – we could, or we might do this – because it opens up possibilities for experimentation.

Indeed, just as we named the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, and the Steel Age after the materials that humans could make, we might call the new technological epoch we are entering the Diamond Age.

If we could, then we might be able to find support for the argument.

Matt Flecknoe: Imagine if Liverpool could defend, we might actually get somewhere near the top four! Malcolm Melling: This isn't Klopp's team.

He said: "Perhaps if they had come along at that stage, and seen how well it could work, we might be a bit further along now".

"Democrats could, and we might be better off as a republic if they take the House in 2018".

"But what else could we do?" you might ask.

And what could we do that might enable or help them to rebuild?" It's a chilling thought.