Sentence examples for might based from inspiring English sources

Might based on nuclear weapons can be defeated and the Iranian nation will do this".

And they might, based on this supposed "tribute", have surmised that the mysterious "Abba" referenced in the song was some sort evil power in the arts.

We're not going to run out of toys, and the subtle and not-so-subtle forces that lure us into buying rather more of the things than we might, based on a purely rational and economic analysis of their utility, aren't going away anytime soon, either.

"We did have it in our minds, though," Ann adds, "that, if we liked Belize as much as we thought we might based on our research, we might buy a place of our own in the country.

"I've a few people I might base it on though," he muses.

"Obama doesn't want to offend the swing voters who might base their vote on the right to bear arms".

If he did, he said, he might base his argument on a 1998 Supreme Court ruling that endorsed what the mayor called "decency standards" for the National Endowment for the Arts.

They also said Apple might base a new television design on its iOS operating system, which is on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

The equivocation concerns the sense in which the true church might base its right to persecute.

One might base the argument for the irrelevance of experimental moral philosophy on the is-ought dichotomy.

Those who have not had disastrous or even disturbing run-ins with the law might base their views of government on different perhaps more benign interactions.