Sentence examples for instead it might make from inspiring English sources

Instead it might make sense to ask what (or whom) a given documentary is for?

Instead, it might make sense to keep them running independently but with an option to import your avatar stickers into Snapchat.

Instead, it might make the other driver angry enough to blame the accident on you.

I theorise that because online shopping removes the delightful touchy-feely aspect of clothes buying and relies on sight only, instead of employing all five senses, it might make for a more efficient shopping experience but ultimately a less pleasurable one.

You might also want to apply hoof polish, as this can make the hooves stronger (however, it might make the hooves soft instead ; therefore making it easier for the horse to lose a shoe).

It might make better sense to read the print instead of the audiobook edition.

Thus, to prevent a complete rejection of the pathway, it might make sense to broaden coarsen the recommendations and give benchmarks instead of detailed instructions.

It might make people squeamish.

It might make them nervous.

Try it – it might make you happier.

"It might make them look bad".