Sentence examples for might do much from inspiring English sources

At best, whatever policies follow in pursuit of this will do no good, and might do much harm.

"Some of these shows might do much better than they would have without the strike," one senior network executive said.

However, I did want all Greg's reference books (he is a former New Yorker fact-checker, and these tomes might do much to maintain standards).

This widespread animosity toward Vietnam is one reason that if truly free elections are held in the future in Cambodia, the Khmer Rouge might do much better than some Americans believe they would.

But now, new studies, including one reported last week by Dr. Cannon and his colleagues, are indicating that people might do much better with much lower levels of L.D.L.

Other countertenors might do much more with the words than Davies did, and unlock even more of the music's expressive power, but it is unmistakably a major and profoundly beautiful work.

Everyone's different, and a food that might not do much to one person might be helpful for someone else.

In which case, signing up might not do much for your career prospects.

Such rulings might not do much for the standing of the Express.

That would help the backups — Campbell, in particular, looked rusty — but might not do much for the third-stringers.

That might not do much for economic growth, but it could easily set the stage for a stock market rally.