Sentence examples for might be stepping from inspiring English sources

Senator Hagel, a Vietnam veteran, worried aloud that Mr. Bush might be stepping into a quagmire as Lyndon B. Johnson did in Southeast Asia.

So for those of you who are in the 27% here and for those of you more generally who aren't accepting the Rawlsian framework, I want to point out four different places where you might be stepping away from him.

There was speculative interest in fund management group Schroders, up 60p to £15.60, while Vodafone rose 8.5p to 179.5p on talk that chief executive Arun Sarin might be stepping down.

"The second thing I want is to say, yes, there's a complete denial there, but there's nothing else I can tell you because otherwise I might be stepping on the police's feet and I don't want to do that because it might affect their investigations".

An Ashley Madison spokesman said its official statement on the matter still stood and the company had spoken with its customer service team "to make sure that the message is consistent all round … some of them might be stepping a bit too far in terms of what they're saying".

We also know (because he said so himself) that Ralph Fiennes is playing a government agent, which has already led to speculation that the Oscar-nominated British actor might be stepping in as the new M. Has somebody somewhere joined all the Skyfall dots to create a salacious "Judi Dench is quitting Bond" story?

These days, however, the advice might be: "Step aside".

It might be step one of a multiple-step program to the goal of a world championship.

School feeding programs or government assistance might be stepped up to prevent a region from slipping back into poverty.

There might be steps you can make towards it right now, or it might be change you have to research and plan for.

Indeed, while acknowledging his own shortcomings, Mr. García signaled that he might also be plotting yet another comeback, after his successor — whoever that might be — steps down in 2016.