Sentence examples for it might dissolve from inspiring English sources

Toyota said last week that it might dissolve its half of the venture, which was the brainchild of Mr. Toyoda's father, Shoichiro Toyoda, and paved the company's way into the American car market in 1984.

A young man seen pushing a wheelbarrow through the grounds of an estate, in 1935, does not get invited (or even told) to join the owners for dinner, whether or not he has a Cambridge scholarship; that is a liberal, postwar dream of what education could achieve, and of how it might dissolve the class divide.

After the ceremony, all I could summon by way of congratulations or description (without feeling as though I might dissolve into tears) was, "It was very moving".

It is easy to see how, with a court decision looming Sunday that might dissolve the constitutional assembly, Morsi would have convinced himself of an ancien-régime plot to undermine popular will and put Egypt back at square one in its transition.

Multiple sources told the website the couple are not signing the prenup because they believe the relationship might dissolve, but rather because they are both smart business people and it's just what those who are worth millions upon millions of dollars do when they get married.

Left to their own devices, Celia and Alan might dissolve into a soupy haze of exchanged glances and re-lived memories, so it's a good thing they are not.

It might be that over time it might become more of a cultural norm to give to your children for longer, and that might dissolve some of the guilt and awkwardness".

Swiss people fear their identity might "dissolve" in the EU, says Ms Calmy-Rey.

At any moment, the brick walls of the park might dissolve and we would behold a scene out of Genet.

Mr. Samak also said he might dissolve the Asset Examination Committee that had been investigating corruption charges against Mr. Thaksin.

They say that later this summer he might dissolve parliament and call a snap election, aiming to campaign on a pledge to abandon nuclear power.