Sentence examples for might now have from inspiring English sources

This might now have to be cut further.

It all made for a stew of reasons why Apollo might now have buyers' remorse.

Regional officials also said that the incinerators might now have a chance.

He did not say what relationship Britain might now have with Europe as a result.

"We might now have the problem that banks become too risk-averse.

It was their children, who Geldof's followers might now have been able to identify.

A lot of communities that just lost their big-box bookstore might now have room for a smaller version.

It added that the pope might now have to "clean up the mess made by his right-hand man".

Labour might now have more success with Dave the chameleon than they did when it was first broadcast.

Offshore Internet casinos that had believed they could avoid scrutiny from the states might now have to rethink their positions.

But after a cost reduction program, it said it might now have enough cash to operate through March 31.