Sentence examples for might have trained from inspiring English sources

"It's premature to start identifying groups and individuals with whom he might have trained," he said.

At the height of the market, many of the potential buyers might have trained their sights on a one-bedroom, Mr. Von Meyers said.

The government was on high alert for a second wave of hijackings, possibly to be carried out by someone like him: young, Middle Eastern, with a legitimate visa, who might have trained at a Florida flight school.

What I'd love to see, too, is who might have trained Michael.

Little children have been pulled from high water with their grateful arms wrapped around the brave necks of strangers society might have trained them to fear.

Newsnight presenter Evan Davis also waded in, saying: "I, and others, have worried that this approach has come to dominate the political conversations we have... we might have trained our politicians to be a bit too defensive".

If you start a fight on the street, your opponent might have training, have back up, or be armed.

With the temperatures reaching the low 70's, the weather was warmer than what elite runners would have liked and perhaps much too warm for back-of-the-pack runners, who might not have trained in such conditions.

Investigators are now scrambling to review that trip, and learn about any extremists who might have influenced, trained or directed Tamerlan while he was there.

This ability might have been trained through the simultaneous performance of cognitive and physical activities in DANCE and MEMORY in the way that attention had to be shifted continuously between the two activities.

Some time in a flight simulator, or even with a computer software program, might have been training enough to accomplish the terrorists' goal, they said.