Sentence examples for it might put from inspiring English sources

Fearing it might put its media partners' teeth on edge, the company has since tacked away from talk like that, but its dominion over content has only grown.

WHEN ETA, the Basque separatist group, decided to show how it might put its arms out of harm's way, it produced only a token sample of the weapons used to kill more than 800 people.

The giant asset-management company's routine filings disclosing holdings are scrutinised; so are caps it might put on its total holdings.

(Earthbound actually dropped the "organic" specification when it started its mass-distribution program, in 1993 — even though the stuff was organic — because its first client, Costco, thought it might put customers off).

Producers backed by the BBC fought to keep its logo off their films for fear it might put the audience off.

But it might put people off.

Kids are suspicious; it might put them off reading altogether.

"If we fail, it might put us at a disadvantage".

But it might put a positive spin on his greatest weakness.

On Thursday, BJ's Wholesale Club said it might put itself up for sale.

That won't do Ukraine any good, but it might put an end to controversies like this.