Sentence examples for might become another from inspiring English sources

Arizona 86, U.C.-Santa Barbara 81 For a while, it looked as though Arizona might become another upset victim.

Instead, they might become another Washington fiscal cliff, where lawmakers go to the brink of radical spending changes only to pull back at the last minute.

The claim that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction was such a case, and the current standoff with North Korea might become another one.

The roundtable acknowledged that the boards had a "huge amount of potential" but there was concern that they might become another town hall sub-committee or talking shop.

It can continue to connect people and enable them to express themselves freely, or it can — as Mr. Conner suggested it might — become another bearer of the double standard of Western companies in China such as Yahoo and Microsoft.

Since each component has an electron density dependence, the IRI might become another source of errors.

Take the politician out of the office, those associates acknowledged, and he might become just another television personality with a lot of opinions.

Florida-based Republican strategist Al Cardenas questioned whether these remarks might become yet another controversial remark from Trump that failed to move the needle in this election.

She recounts that one expressed concern that she might become "porky;" another made the backhanded suggestion that she was pretty even when she was fat.

An expert witness might become involved during another pregnancy with a new partner.

But he also said that future generations of Web-enabled phones might become part of another big Internet trend: downloadable music.