Sentence examples for might at most from inspiring English sources

(That might, at most, make it lawful, which is different).

The Tories might at most agree to a year's delay, to resolve what the new voting system should be.

He might at most be allowed a little stir of vanity at the depth and earnestness of my response to him.

Whilst today the mention of Ann Summers might, at most, cause a slight snigger, back in 1981 Gold found herself fighting a much darker misogyny.

Our gardens, though immaculately kept, saw little footfall; there were no children in the street, just young couples who had yet to breed and older couples who might, at most, open a door to let an evening party spill out on to a terrace.

Like all the dead scams strewn across Abbie Hoffman's 1960s guerrilla manual Steal This Book!, the Ameripass has now faded away to just a memory, a secret password largely unknown that might, at most, inspire a twinkle of illicit nostalgia for bygone youthful indiscretion.

Then assuming a success rate of 100%, a harvest cycle might take at most 10 s per cucumber fruit.

Studies such as these can provide important insights into who might be at most risk of cancer and how we can take preventive action to reduce cancer risk.

The prognosis was unpromising – Mother's ailment was lung cancer along with emphysema, and they estimated that she might have at most three months to live.

In theAtlantic.com, Daniel Indiviglio wrote recently that the tax credits might create at most a few new jobs, but that they were mainly likely to encourage the hiring of veterans over nonveterans when their qualifications are similar.

But two senior military officials called that scenario unlikely, saying the United States might need at most a crude airfield for landing cargo planes or helicopters carrying supplies for the Northern Alliance.