Sentence examples for might link from inspiring English sources

Also on Friday, jurors heard testimony that might link the Ashland note to Mr. Muhammad.

"We might link up with any number of these different types of consortia," he said.

Another might link approval to the release of funds to help the Russians destroy warheads.

"The OECD is essentially a rich man's club, and my role was to think of policies that might link rich and poor.

In contrast, the Big Board announcement yesterday amounts to little more than an agreement to discuss ways that the different national exchanges might link up.

I imagined that it might link, in turn, to David Seabrook's out-of-print Kentish odyssey All the Devils Are Here – which, incidentally, has recently rocketed in price.

They became nervous that the drag element in the video might link Aids to the homosexual community in a negative way.

The wariness probably came from the need to be careful about what you say to a foreigner (particularly on something that might link up to national security questions).

A Web service application, for example, might link a company's inventory database with that of its suppliers, so parts would be automatically reordered when supplies ran low.

A movie might link to Wikipedia or IMDB entries, for example, or a local business might prompt links to directions and its official website.

Mr. Bloomberg's campaign staff, fearing that the mayor might link the payouts to his showing at the polls, had fretted over the bonuses for weeks.