Sentence examples for might just decide from inspiring English sources

They might just decide to stay there, too".

Miserably, his people might just decide that things were better in the old days.

Or, you know, we might just decide to get out of the cars and walk.

If crossed, he might just decide to sell it to China.

You might just decide that one of the affordable century-old houses would make a good home.

— Ed (@Bip_Ed) April 19 , 2012Election-watchers abroad might just decide it's worth waiting that extra hour and a half until the official exit polls are revealed.

Or you might just decided you want to get married at your venue.

But in a year of a Democratic wave, they might also just decide to sweep him out with the rest of the GOP.

No matter how well your business is faring, there's really no guarantee that your primary investor(s) might not just decide they aren't interested in you and you company anymore, or that they won't elect to move their funds elsewhere.

Now, at this point, some might have just decided not to talk about the issue further, since Gupta might have jeopardized his position as a spokesdoctor on television.

It was still difficult for Sosinski to reconcile this new information with the fact that Aldridge hadn't woken him up at 11 30 p.m., as scheduled, but he knew that Aldridge liked to push himself, and it didn't seem entirely uncharacteristic that his friend might have just decided to stay up all night, alone, before working an 18-hour day pulling in traps.