Sentence examples for might new from inspiring English sources

Why might new regulations actually be expansionary?

Might new performance ideas lead to new formal possibilities?

But with prepaid MetroCards, and inevitable computer malfunctions, might new definitions be in order?

They were not city dwellers adopting a team, because, try as hard as the region's surrounding colleges might, New Yorkers will never adopt a college team.

And there are other unusual moving parts to this race that political advisers say they are quietly trying to assess: How might new details of the federal criminal case against Mr. Blagojevich, who is accused, in part, of trying to sell Mr. Obama's Senate seat, taint other political candidates here?

How might new forms of inquiry emerge that are able to accommodate a greater number of perspectives and also remain democratic?

(Lawrence of Arabia) Lawrence to his destiny-fearful Saharan allies; and so might new UAL Chief Executive Glenn Tilton Glenn Tilton to those concerned that the parent of United Airlines is certain for Chapter 11 filing.

So how might new-UK develop?

So what might News Corp. do next?

: Might News Corp. jump into the bidding?

This might open new possibilities combining new functional moieties and increase the variety of tracers.