Sentence examples for it might enter from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bolland declined to say which countries it might enter next.

Rogers Wireless Communications signaled yesterday that it might enter the bidding for Microcell Telecommunications, Canada's smallest wireless provider.

That statute was, to say the least, readily susceptible of many applications in which it might enter a constitutional danger zone.

In Asia, the dollar fell sharply against the yen after Japan's central bank indicated it might enter the market to support the currency.

GlaxoSmithKline, which sells flu vaccine in 70 other countries, has indicated it might enter the United States market as early as next year.

A steel maker that emerged from bankruptcy last year, Algoma Steel, said it might enter the bidding for Stelco, the major Canadian steel maker currently under bankruptcy protection.

My oldest brother is a doctor, and I thought I might enter that field.

During the first five years after Balanchine's death, it seemed his company might enter a richer peak of performance than ever, and it was principally because Ms. Nichols and Ms. Calegari (often together, in ballets as diverse as "Serenade," "The Nutcracker," "Liebeslieder Waltzer" and "Kammermusik No. 2") were feasting off the full range of his repertory.

Perhaps if the hassles and stressors occurred at the beginning of wedlock instead of the end, people might enter into it more soberly, that is, with more caution and understanding that it is a legal agreement not unlike that of a business partnership.

$23. "WHEN I was a little girl," Claire Messud wrote in "The Last Life," her haunting and powerfully intelligent novel about, among other things, the loss of innocence, "I had believed that if you looked long and hard enough at a picture you might enter into it...

It is likely that As might enter the irrigation soil.