Sentence examples for might have built from inspiring English sources

Another artist might have built a portfolio on it.

Rather, it was airy and rustic, like a treehouse that Mies van der Rohe might have built for his kids.

There were worrying signs this week that some of the 21st-century's masterworks might have built on metaphorically shaky foundations.

He might have built his monstrous empire in eastern Europe and let us rule ours in Africa and India.

Perhaps if John Edwards were really interested in the poor, he might have built a school in some inner city.

The prosecution's misjudgments are doubly vexing because there was other evidence around which it might have built a stronger case.

It's a bummer, particularly for those who might've built a small business around the API and will have to hire someone to supplant a new solution.

He might then have built the Ten Commandments monument with his own money and put it at his own church, and he might then be happy that his government did not interfere with his chosen exercise of religion.

The university might instead have built near mass transit.

Now it is true that without the theory we might never have built the collider, or ATLAS and CMS.

Dembski believes that Darwinism is incapable of building anything interesting; Behe seems to believe that, given a cell, Darwinism might well have built you and me.