Sentence examples for might it can from inspiring English sources

But unlike Chomsky, who called the Kremlin "the great criminal in modern history," he tends to characterize Russia as a counterweight; because of its history, geography, and relative might, it can reject Washington policy.

Siobhan Freegard, co-founder of Netmums, said: "As a mum of two boys and a girl, I know first-hand that, try as we might, it can be very hard to treat all of your children the same.

Try as we might, it can be difficult to tell, even retrospectively, why some of these unexpected outcomes occur.

If the United States can't lead the world in war power or economic might, it can still win the creativity race.

This happens more than you might think, and "it can knock you right out of the running," Ms. Doyle noted.

In the preface to "A, B, C," Delany writes that, "though the genre can suggest what you might need, it can never do the work for you".

This is so totally contrary to the current culture of Washington that it seems sort of touching that anybody might imagine it can happen.

To determine where life might lurk, it can detect changes in water temperature and chemistry, and look at variations in rock colour and texture for clues.

No matter how well made a risk-assessment tool might be, it can be no better than the people who use it.

But, in more cases than you might think, it can be restored.

Audi of America might think it can pass on the S3 because the company offers a premium A3, the A3 3.2 quattro.