Sentence examples for might elect to from inspiring English sources

Or a buyer might elect to knock the mansion down and start from scratch.

"I thought he might elect to stay out of some of it," Scott said.

But he adds: "We might elect to sell it because the market value of that property could pay for double the number of units somewhere else".

You do not build a 10-year-old's "self-esteem" in order that he might elect to eat healthily and well at home and school.

In his letter, Mr. Ganek said he could "understand why investors might elect to redeem in the current environment" - although he did not detail the amount of redemption requests.

Unless Mr. Romney is trailing badly in the polls by the summer, he might elect to play it safe, and congressmen are probably safer and more manageable vice-presidential choices than governors are.

A Japanese septuagenarian whose back aches but whose heart brims with love might then elect to kiss instead.

Citing two sources, the report says that the deal did not go through and that the company might still elect to IPO in 2011.

First, one who wants to donate embryos to research might first elect to discard them only because doing so is a precondition for donating them.

The team might also elect to shift either junior Tim Muller (25 ground balls and six caused turnovers) or sophomore Bryce Young (eight ground balls, three caused turnovers) from close defense to long-stick midfield.

You might also elect to go immediately to the local police station, the home of a trusted friend or relative, or to any open, safe, public place like as a shopping mall, big box store, or restaurant.