Sentence examples for might end differently from inspiring English sources

But he knew that a recent check-in with immigration agents might end differently.

Yet Ragbir and Gottlieb had known that his mandatory check-in with ICE last week might end differently — everything had changed after Donald Trump took office.

Hopefully that can be a sign that this season might end differently for us.

Yet of course things might have ended differently.

Patent officials like to suggest now that those cases might have ended differently if Apple and Lotus had patented their innovations.

But you wonder if that possession might have ended differently if Detroit could have taken quicker advantage.

She told her brother in a letter from jail that if China had had a law on domestic violence her case might have ended differently.

Overall Hull played with enough energy and invention to suggest things might have ended differently had they showed the same qualities more often over the past six months.

Hibbert is known for his ability to prevent exactly the kind of shot James made to seal the victory, and many speculated that if Hibbert had been on the court, things might have ended differently.

The game might have ended differently if Marcus Thames's drive in the bottom of the seventh had cleared the wall in right-center field instead of hitting off the top of it.

But those talks might have ended differently — and changed the course of the Yankees' future — if not for a brief and devastating period of dysfunction in the team's decision-making.