Sentence examples for might bring in from inspiring English sources

Fixed terms might bring in fresh faces.In practice, however, term limits too have had unintended consequences.

The events might bring in more young people, but they often don't galvanize hearts and minds.

An extra one-day tournament, however, might bring in at least one big crowd.Tosh.

Its American adventure is a bit of fun that might bring in a few million dollars.

"She might bring in more women's rights," says soft drinks vendor Sukhpatra Chockmo.

There it's teamwork over a number of years that might bring in a deal.

Who knows what environmental problems orbital mirrors and nuclear fusion might bring in their train?

But she is realistic what a championship belt might bring in terms of a financial windfall, she said.

The best argument for Swiss Re's acquisition is the opportunities it might bring in the American market.Has it bought well?

Desperate for cash, the club talked of adding a vending machine, because it might bring in $300 a month.

"They are a little worried about what the election might bring in terms of new violence or conflicts".