Sentence examples for might add if from inspiring English sources

At least, Mr. Boehner might add, if the president's abroad.

To this Mr. Roldan might add: if you want to be happy for an evening, keep the party going.

And, Milton might add if he were to use modern terminology, due process provides the ground rules for that free and open encounter in which truth may indeed prevail over error.

Even, or especially, BHL might add, if God is on your side.

Robin Scorpio is alive -- and looking very tanned and rested, I might add, even if she is being held hostage in something resembling a hospital room.

It is casually declared by many, and with such certainty I might add, as if to imply an understanding of reality.

A sterner critic might add that even if policies had the desired effect, they may do little to reduce overcrowding.

That said, the Bank of England might add a twist if it reacts to a fall in sterling by raising interest rates.

We might add further that if the Fed can neutralize the supposedly awesome inflationary effect of quantitative easing by paying ¼ percent interest on reserves, it should be very easy to contain the inflationary threat in future.

Robert Benham, who owns Balliets, a women's clothing boutique in Oklahoma City, said he might add a surcharge if other stores do it, but, "I'm not going to blink first".

Then after seeing the expression on her face, he might add, "I mean, if you wanna".