Sentence examples for might have applied from inspiring English sources
Newcastle might have applied serious stress even in normal circumstances.
The underwriter also might have applied pressure to buy at the higher price, one manager said.
Some of the 380,000 might have applied anyway and some are ineligible.
He might have applied a similar sensibility to the label had it not been for happenstance.
The rule book that might have applied has just been shredded.
Since the law was passed, convicts it might have applied to have been released, many without supervision.
Consequently, breast cancer patients are included who might not have applied for genetic counseling on their own initiative and who might show less psychological resilience than the previously studied non-affected participants who applied on their own initiative [ 16].
At times, the words Mr. Obama used to describe Dr. King's struggles might also have applied to himself.
His father said that Mullen's success was proof that he had squandered talent he might better have applied to golf or tennis.
Words like "confrontational" and "autocratic" might equally have applied to Ferguson but Mancini may have lacked one of the most important qualities of good man-management which involves knowing when to coax and when to crack the whip.
(James Joyce, Dylan observes, "had both his eyes wide open and great faculty of speech, but what he say, I knew not what" -- a jolly line that might easily have applied to Dylan's own "Tarantula").
