Sentence examples for might be future from inspiring English sources

Second, there might be future revelations about his conduct from the Pollard inquiry.

Of course the new Bush doctrine, in which the United States will seek "regime change" in nations that we judge might be future threats, is driven by high moral purpose.

Laughing with confidence and exuding privilege, they might be future "masters of the universe," as the audio guide describes them (borrowing from Tom Wolfe's 1987 novel, "The Bonfire of the Vanities").

José Mourinho enjoyed a rare moment of levity in the aftermath of an uncomplicated victory for Chelsea when it was put to him, after the manager had been effusive in his praise of the leadership qualities shown by the returning Diego Costa, that the striker might be future captaincy material.

Two have already been released; one found little risk to human health, while an economic analysis indicated that there might be future benefits to consumers and farmers.

It is our name on that drone that killed a wedding party on a suspicion that there might be future terrorists lurking in their midst.

Wearable tech might be the future, but it's not a future that anyone seems especially interested in.

There might be a future governor in the new class, or a felon, or a future governor and felon.

Shoes like these might be the future of fitness.

He thinks more mobile living might be the future.

It might be the future, but right now it's a dongle-ridden faff.