Sentence examples for might not achieve from inspiring English sources

But New Komeito might not achieve much by changing sides.

He acknowledged that he might not achieve that goal, especially now, after years of lean spending.

The plan is well intentioned but might not achieve the desired results.

Given the complexity of life in New York, we might not achieve the same reduction in waste as other cities that have introduced similar plans.

It appeared there was nothing she might not achieve, but with a suddenness that shocked everybody involved her world fell apart.

Other players, who might not achieve such heights in the history books, are also capable of transforming a one-day game.

If we promote civility, might we not achieve a political nirvana where it is possible to be robust, vehement and caustic while at the same time remaining punctiliously civil and decorous?

But in this case he saw something that military might alone could not achieve.

Our results suggest that we might have not achieved this.

In replying as forcefully and misguidedly as it has done to provocation from Lebanon, Israel might not even achieve a rocket-free zone in the north.

The £250,000 price banding has been a particular problem in recent years, with estate agents having to explain to vendors that while their property might be worth £10,000 or £20,000 more they might not actually achieve that.