Sentence examples for might in time from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the new report suggested that the country might in time look back on a slowdown that lasted many months.

Yet with fewer anti-whalers, there might in time be fewer whalers, too, as the politics, lacking proper cause, faded to nothing.

Gertrude's house was cluttered, laid with clashing patterned carpets and lined with hokey ceramic pigs, whose old-lady ambience might in time worrisomely confer itself on Helen's avant-garde cows.

Dr. Kaufman said that if hematopoietic stem cells could be derived from human embryonic stem cells, they might in time provide a plentiful source of bone marrow transplants for the thousands of patients who cannot find appropriately matched donors.

The Tories may now split (yes, they might; contingency planning was underway before polling day) losing its moderates to who-knows-what.The Tories might in time get lucky, and get their own Tony Blair and their own New Tory Party.

Over the centuries, the myths associated with such features changed, so that a particular sacred pool might in time come to be associated with Ram and Sita, or a mountain linked with Krishna or the wanderings of the Pandava brothers of the Mahabharat.

On the other hand, AACTP training used alone might be insufficient for resolving problems with excessive drinking, and the training effects might erode in time.

Nor are there data which quantify how this signal might vary in time.

And if handled skillfully, it might lead, in time, to positive change.

Ms. Dolinsky said the council still might regroup in time to compile and issue a belated report in the fall.

The question no one can answer is whether a lift in public optimism might come in time for Democrats to reap any benefit in November.