Sentence examples similar to might of control from inspiring English sources

While falling short of outright bans -- which business owners generally say would be impossible to enforce -- these new policies suggest that corporate America may fear the economic might of gun control activists more than supporters of permissive open carry laws.

"They might be worried that if they have a very boisterous class that things might get out of control.

For once it looked as if events might be out of control.

Otherwise, the market for private soldiers might spin out of control.

Despite fears that victory celebrations might spiral out of control, there were only sporadic incidents of violence today.

The association's elections commissioner summoned the police because he feared that the voting dispute might spiral out of control.

"You offer up a little prayer and hope for the best, because the situation might get out of control".

"I am very afraid that if the no [campaign] wins, things might get out of control here".

Jay Wallace, Mr. Smith's producer, said he wants the program to seem perpetually as if it might veer out of control.

He described the situation as "very dangerous," expressing concern that the violence might spin out of control.

As the demonstrations grew in intensity, there were increasing signs that they might get out of control.