Sentence examples for it might now from inspiring English sources

Had the Argentine government resolved its debt situation, it might now be able to tap international markets for hard currency.

The isolated nation said it might now waver in its "firm, steadfast" resolution to give up its nuclear program.

Its pension fund remains under-funded, although it might now take until 2011 for this to be recognized.

Had the Argentine government resolved its row with "holdout" investors, rather than defaulting in July, it might now be able to tap international markets for hard currency.

Without hard City cash, it might now be luxury flats.

If a photograph had captured the scene, it might now merit a Fenway display case.

Mr Cazalet says it might now list on the stock market at only £3bn-£4bn.

It might now be able to nudge ITV towards the pay world, which would make free television less attractive.

Economists had predicted growth of 0.2% - but it might now come in at a slightly more vigorous +0.3%.

In Regency terms it was "a period of male hysteria", but it might now be called a nervous breakdown.

Asked how it might now afford to restore and operate the house, she replied, "This is a generous community".