Sentence examples for due might from inspiring English sources

Clinging to some idle words spoken by a fortuneteller, she furthermore warns her daughter to avoid "dark water," an admonition that, to give the devil her due, might have come in handy later in Natalie's life.

General Powell did not say whether he thought withholding dues might further inflame relations between the United Nations and Washington.

Zimmerman is hoping his forthcoming artist album, due next year, might do that.

But the assassination of Anwar Al-Awlaki suggests that due process might be going the way of all good things.

With all due respect, it might be her last.

In due course they might also become cheaper.

This might due to the different loads applied.

The electric Volt, due in late 2010, might sell well.

This might due to a problem with DNA insertion of eGFP in those lines.

This might due to the nonspecific antibody for immunofluorescent staining.

This might due to individualized and MeSH-based searching strategy.