Sentence examples for items might have from inspiring English sources

How the four items might have come together is discussed, but the nature of the evidence ought to make it clear that this problem is insoluble.

Through various representatives, Ms. Ryder has maintained her innocence, though she has yet to offer a full explanation of what those items might have been doing in her bags, their security tags cut away, and lacking a sales receipt.

Mr. Unsworth said that such items might have more success in Asia, where women are known to be more enthusiastic about technology and less likely to see techno-jewelry as nerdy.

Some of the items might have been found, warehoused or sold, department officials said, but the agency's inventory system is so poor it is hard to know exactly what assets were actually missing.

Asked whether he thought the three items might have been stolen more recently from Cambodia, he said: "I have no reason to believe it is true or not true.

The hope is that the pictures will jog memories, particularly at the stores where the items might have been purchased, or among people who might have seen a neighbour acting, in retrospect, suspiciously.

He had a cautious temperament, and worried about the impact that the sensational item might have.

As Jane Mayer wrote in her profile of Steele, Christopher Burrows, Steele's business partner, expressed reservations about mentioning the tape, "worried about the impact that the sensational item might have".

However, the TV channel reported the item might have come from a Cessna that went down several kilometres off the island's coast in 2002.

The item might have been mildly amusing if it ran, say, the day after the incident, but eight months later, the claim that Mr. Smith became upset that his drink order appeared to have disappeared seemed like very small beer.

This morning, that last item might have been cleared up.