Sentence examples for might be must from inspiring English sources
The question isn't being asked yet, of course, but imagining a day when it might be must be horrifying for China's leaders.
A more appropriate one might be: Attention must be paid.
That is because whatever Labour's pragmatic need might be it must be infused with a new sense of idealism.
Tenacity might be a must in the software world, but in politics it is often a recipe for disaster.
Whatever this elusive thing called "wellbeing" might be, it must have something to do with clean water.
As tempting as it might be, we must always resist focusing in on ourselves and ignoring what people really want.
A kind of love and a kind of dream, deeper than might be apparent, must run through Runyon's writing to make it sing so well.
However faint the hopes of engineering a soft landing – an ordered and structured downsizing of the global economy – might be, we must keep this possibility alive.
"We wonder about the North's motive behind this unexpected proposal, but whatever it might be, we must say we welcome the offer," Ahn Hyoung-hwan, a governing party spokesman in Seoul, told reporters.
To anyone unacquainted with the mores of Chelsea, the idea that a lawn might be controversial must seem very odd: after all, it's a central feature of most British plots.
The realisation brought with it an overpowering sense of shame … And I resolved then, however unsightly my shortcomings might be, I must not, for the sake of keeping them hid, allow those wonderful girls to pass into oblivion without a memorial".
