Sentence examples for might make does from inspiring English sources

In this solution concept, the decisions that a peer might make does not affect the actions of the other peers at all.

Younger kids might make do with the clotheshorse and a blanket, but teenagers need darker dens.

Those used to expense-account munching at London's hotels might make do with the Holiday Inn's Green Room (geddit?) restaurant.

Finding a Path Out A rapid productivity increase, as businesses got more output from fewer workers, raises the possibility that employers might make do with smaller payrolls long after economic conditions improve.

If you're not wanting to shell out for iWork, then their free online alternatives might make do though ultimately they're no match for the native OS X application experience that iWork offers.

But a new study shows how they might make do.

You knew this person well - were there things you might have done to help make things better?

"Not gunna lie #operationcroissant might have made me do a small cry," wrote a user called @Thesssaily.

In truth, your microbiome might have made you do it.

None of our friends or girlfriends take offence, but you might ask – does that make it OK?

"They wanted to talk about what we might be doing that was making the balls slippery," he said.