Sentence examples for might have expanded from inspiring English sources

But Allen might have expanded the character and given her a more dramatic and complicated temperament.

Ben S. Bernanke says the crisis might have expanded the Fed's playbook for good.

I wonder how the inclusion of other younger artists — say, Jeffrey Gibson or Sky Hopinka — might have expanded the view.

"Mr. Vertigo" is not thick with detail; it travels light, though longer meditations might have expanded and enriched its meanings.

Social networks and self-publishing might have expanded the promotional possibilities for live work, but, unlike sketches and songs, that work itself doesn't translate neatly into digital forms.

With a really good show Sunday, golf might have expanded its fan base, but Mother Nature and the captains muddied it up.

If those leaders had seen themselves as helping customers get from one place to another, they might've expanded the business into other forms of transportation like cars, trucks, or airplanes.

While many uninsured black Americans might qualify for Medicaid expansion, the states where they live might not have expanded their Medicaid yet.

Without junk bond financing, they might never have expanded or succeeded in becoming major forces in their industries.

These beetles might predominantly have expanded from a refugium in the Carpathians with individuals from sites in relative close proximity to this mountain range (ROBI, ROSA, GRDA) having lower amounts of admixture.

Stuart Applebaum, a company spokesman, said he could not recall a period of deep reductions among the industry's ranks of editors and suggested that the editing staff might actually have expanded at his company with the creation of a new publishing imprint.