Sentence examples for might pass fewer from inspiring English sources
That way they might pass fewer laws.
If you're a small business with a few employees, you might pass the Excel workbook around via email as needed, or better yet, put it in a shared folder on an Internet server so that employees can access the data at any time.
Until a few weeks ago, it seemed that the protest movement rolling across the Middle East, upending presidents and launching millions into the streets, might pass Israel right by.
Then weeks might pass without a word.
So you might pass on that.
She looks like she might pass out.
Or they might pass comprehensive immigration reform.
And we damn well better, because I don't want to attend another event, this year or next year, where I have to look anyone in the eye again and say, "Next year we can do it".The bill Mr Kerry and Joe Lieberman officially unveiled yesterday seems, yet again, like a somewhat worse version of a bill we might have passed a few years ago, and wish we'd passed in the early 1990s.
For all Jones has apparently taught Borthwick, he might also pass on a few tips about how best to handle the press, a part of the job which Jones relishes but Borthwick approaches with all the enthusiasm of a man on his way to the dentist to get a cavity drilled.
The architect Zaha Hadid, sitting front row, might have passed on a few tips about judging the right proportions.
