Sentence examples for might make general from inspiring English sources

Alexander Mogilny, who scored 43 goals in the regular season and is due to become a free agent, went through a playoff slump that might make General Manager Lou Lamoriello less inclined to keep him.

And she was somebody that they thought they might make Attorney General when Janet Reno was considered, but she was given the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

"You could still make general".

Make general observations as you read.

Thursday's decision hints that absent the auditor general in the process, redistricting reform might make it onto a general election ballot.

General Mayville's relationship with General McChrystal might make it impossible for him to make the switch to General Petraeus.

Thinking it unlikely that Kerr would grant the election without supply, Fraser warned Whitlam that the Governor-General might make up his own mind about the matter.

No rule can pass without the union's consent, but the general managers might make a visor recommendation anyway.

A general practitioner might make 15 or 20 such house calls in a day, as well as seeing patients in his office or "surgery," often in the evenings.

If, from one point of view, one might consider that NoSQL databases are more robust due to their replication (i.e. crashes are "faded out" by appropriate replication and consensus algorithms [94]), from another, lack of code maturity and extensive testing might make NoSQL less robust in general [4, 12].

Stenhouse surmised that, after repairs in New Zealand: "if we could leave Lyttleton (sic) at the end of February, with luck and a quick passage south we might make Hut Point before the general freezing of the Sound".