Sentence examples for might make said from inspiring English sources

"She's so strongly positioned that she can set her own timetable for any decision she might make," said Alan Patricof, the finance chairman of her re-election campaign.

But Mr. Kennedy's death is a significant loss, one that may force Mr. Obama to work that much harder to win union support for any health care compromise he might make, said Geoff Garin, a Democratic strategist.

Their worries about test scores usually seem to revolve around who will be closest to the top -- whether the numbers might make, say, Chappaqua's schools look better than Scarsdale's.

Before he addressed his staff, Wolfowitz had held a press conference at which he offered an apology and accepted responsibility for any "mistake" he might have made, saying he had been operating in "uncharted waters".

"That's a move I might make," Valentine said.

"You would be in enough pain that it might make you say things that you wouldn't normally say because you're traumatized," he said.

Yet a merger with Vodafone might make sense, says Wit SoundView analyst Jordan Rohan.

My third grader has a new homework difficulty ranking system: "Mommy, my math homework tonight might make you say one bad word".

"I might make substitutions," she said.

"I was probably the only person who thought he might make it," she said.

"Down the road a few months, I expect to have a much better idea of when it might make sense," Fehr said.