Sentence examples for might have successfully from inspiring English sources

The nation might have successfully bet on George being the Royal Baby's name, but he didn't have red hair and wasn't the girl they expected — helping bookie William Hill make a profit on its royal betting book.

Some human rights advocates, even as they celebrated his release on Thursday, said they feared the government might have successfully muzzled one of the nation's most renowned voices of conscience.

But it is now clear that while the mediator might have successfully used a news media blackout to reduce the heated rhetoric employed by both sides, it did not translate into success in bridging the considerable gaps on issues like the division of revenue, the 18-game regular season and a rookie wage scale.

If you're female and have been overeating for a sustained period of your life, you might have successfully stopped bleeding out of your vagina every month.

Had the CSA enjoyed greater freedom to operate and more time to plan its attacks, it might have successfully perpetrated atrocities surpassing 9/11 in scope.

Security services might have successfully thwarted 18 terror plots since 2013 five between the Westminster and Manchester attacks alone but Britain now contains 23,000 potential jihadist terrorists, while the state only has the resources to monitor 3,000 at any one time.

Yes, Mr. Halperin, that extra hour might've successfully reversed an economic crisis that's been underway since 2007.

The basic virtue of "Hidden Figures" (which opens on December 25th), and it's a formidable one, is to proclaim with a clarion vibrancy that, were it not for the devoted, unique, and indispensable efforts of three black women scientists, the United States might not have successfully sent people into space or to the moon and back.

But those policies might have been successfully moderated.

But it makes the biographical approach tricky: I unexpectedly found myself thinking how well these songs – so full of narrative and character and pain – might have been successfully used in a more traditional jukebox musical.

It thus prolonged the North African Campaign, which otherwise might have been successfully concluded during 1941.