Sentence examples for might exercises from inspiring English sources

So what might exercises like the Gauntlet suggest for the #MeToo movement?

Crawford, he said, had given no indication that he might exercise the opt-out clause.

He has said earlier this year that he might exercise the option to sell the stake.

All along, I was very focused on how I might exercise that sense of hospitality.

However General Powell might exercise power abroad, it is perfectly clear how he will exercise it at home.

So memory sticks when the brain is aroused: emotional associations will do it, but so might exercise or certain drugs.

The way around this is to define clearly the limited situations in which he might exercise jurisdiction over the east.

On the other hand, the bit in their brains that might exercise caution grows at a tardier pace.

There is also a what-if fascination to seeing how a future king might exercise long-dormant powers, invoke army support and leave the country bitterly divided.

But the Kurds, keen to govern their northern homeland as an autonomous region, are uneasy about how the Shiites might exercise majority rule.

She said while the congress organisers might exercise their right to free speech, protesters had the right to share their views as well.