Sentence examples for might destroy it from inspiring English sources

However, some observers are wondering if the shock that would reform the system might destroy it.

Responding to President Barack Obama's plan to let the tax cuts made by George W. Bush for top earners expire in 2010, one protester's placard read, "Spread your own damn wealth around!" Other protesters contended that the tax system already strained the vital connection between individual effort and reward and warned that additional tax increases might destroy it.

When Fox announced it was remaking the film for television (under the clunky title The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again) I was excited that new fans would find this treasure I've loved for decades, but also petrified that director Kenny Ortega (High School Musical) might destroy it.

Seth Godin writes, "Transparency in… school might destroy it.

In essence, Goldman Sachs is in a race to exploit the technology that otherwise might destroy it.

"I suppose that if you ran a knife over a disc it would not do it any good, and you might destroy it if you stubbed out of cigar on it.

Yet this might destroy its reputation.

Some thought it might destroy him.

Yet not since J. Robert Oppenheimer realized that the atomic bomb he built to protect the world might actually destroy it have the scientists responsible for a discovery been so leery of using it.

He believed that, on the contrary, investing in the newspaper would eventually produce higher profits, which was what the company eagerly sought, and that cutting costs, while it would temporarily improve the bottom line, would erode the paper and might someday destroy it.

When the guy who ruined the Internet with banner ads tells you that a new kind of advertising might destroy journalism, it tends to get your attention.