Sentence examples similar to might be re from inspiring English sources

Aid flows, too, might be re-evaluated.

If O'Connor were a legislator, she might be re-elected by something close to acclamation.

The possibility that the death penalty might be re-instantiated is worrying.

They might be re-employed in a temporary capacity but at a reduced salary.

(I do wonder how this might be re-played back to Daddy, a boy director).

"We had heard through the grapevine that Booker might be re-thinking his position on vouchers," he said.

Only now, with the construction of Crossrail, is there a possibility that Lockyer's  long-lost grave might be re-discovered.

Brown and Garrett might be re-signed, but not Armstead, even though he was the soul of the Giants' locker room.

I thought - and some good judges agreed with me - that perhaps 20,000 or 30,000 men might be re-embarked.

Lubis – who recently agreed to take on Sandiford's case – is optimistic that the president might be re-evaluating his hardline stance.

The accused were deprived of any possibility that their cases might be re-examined, even when they stated before the court that their "confessions" were secured by force.