Sentence examples for might be dumped from inspiring English sources

If he loses control of his party, Mr Zapatero might be dumped as prime minister, or even have to call an early election, as the PP has urged.

For instance, "The water that is used for cooking rice, noodles, and vegetables and that might be dumped as waste in the West, is commonly drunk as broth".

There have been some suggestions (from outside Google) that the "Android" brand itself might be dumped, in favour of "Nexus" - its "pure" version" of Android - or even a different name altogether.

The policy has knocked Thailand off its perch as the top rice exporter in the world and resulted in stockpiles of about 17 million tons of milled rice, or nearly twice what the country exports normally, leaving the authorities struggling to find warehouse space and raising the threat that rice might be dumped on the world market at a loss.

The new entity, called a Master Liquidity Enhancement Conduit, or M-LEC, could raise as much as $200 billion or more through the issuance of its own securities, and use the money to buy securities that otherwise might be dumped on the market.

The body might be dumped miles away and when it is found the family says, 'We don't have a daughter.'" In other cases, disputes over such murders are resolved between families or tribes by the payment of a forfeit, or the gift of another woman.

There was talk that he might at last be dumped.

However, the group said it was disappointed that the administration might allow mountaintop waste to be dumped into wetlands.

Plastics can never be dumped.

Most people thought they were dead; the big tips in their cases, in the last few years, had been about where the bodies might have been dumped.

KF: He might have been dumped on us last time.