Sentence examples for might not hand from inspiring English sources

In a sign of growing entrenchment, lawyers for the Miami relatives of Elian Gonzalez said today that they would not turn the boy over to his Cuban father, even if he came for a visit, and suggested that they might not hand him over to the authorities even if they lost their custody case.

Some cover up – the gang was subsequently jailed for more than 50 years, a sentence that might not have been handed down if Yaxley-Lennon had been allowed to screw the trial up.

There were other signs that power might not be handed over easily.

The whole project, then, was co-ordinated in the cloud, using BIM modelling software, and there are moments where you sense the left hand might not have quite understood the right hand's intentions, areas that appear to have slipped through the contractual cracks.

Obviously you do some things differently and you might not have your hands on the ball as much – but you're still in the game and constantly communicating.

However, any observed behaviour change was likely to be a positive one; ie, issues that might not have normally been handed over were in fact mentioned during the observations.

US swimmer Ryan Lochte, on the other hand, might not have been.

AOL, on the other hand, might not have been a lot worse off.

"We usually ended up getting a local appliance service," she said, noting that she had to order parts that a Viking service person might (or might not) have had on hand.

Best of all, you don't have to buy a commercial mask defogger or you might not have that at hand.

For example, it is very common for people to attribute bilharzia to the fact that they might not have washed their hands before eating or that they did not boil the water before drinking it.