Sentence examples for it might once from inspiring English sources

If it can build on its new-found flexibility, it might once again become formidable.

Some analysts say even its decline matters far less than it might once have, because it failed, when times were still good, to convert some of the immense wealth it had accumulated into more lasting power and influence.

It might once have looked conventional, but its audacity, we now see, is breathtaking.

And it warned it might once again lose money.

His nose, Coleman says, looks like it might once have been broken.

Then, perhaps, it might once again become a show worth reckoning with.

Far from taking offense or ignoring it, as she might once have, Clinton submitted her own caption and met Smith and Lambe at the State Department.

That's why, he says, amid the recriminations, it might be once more time for Tony.

It might be once in 10 generations that someone like Michael comes along.

"It might be once in a century you see something like this," Peirsol said of Phelps.

The sad reality was that over the years, the New Yorker had lost any glam it might have once had.