Sentence examples for might revert from inspiring English sources
Post-Monica, it might revert once again.
This means that they might revert at any time to their military nature," Mr. Abbas said.
In the evening, you might revert to the personal even if you eventually switch to finish up work before bed.
Even if C. C. Sabathia fizzles or the bullpen falters, the blame, fairly or not, might revert back to Rodriguez.
His Hindu nationalist government contains some claimants to leadership who might revert to an unacceptably militant posture toward Pakistan.
And unlike in Michigan, the mean to which the polls might revert is not all that favorable for Mr. Romney.
One day, Little Sparta might even revert to being Stonypath.
The CTL escape mutant virus might also revert back to wild-type upon transmission to new hosts if significant fitness costs are incurred by the mutation.
If the left were to return to power in Italy and Spain, for example, those countries might well revert to their traditionally federalist views and fall in behind France and Germany.
The historian Linda Colley speculates Britain might even revert to the kind of scepticism about the military that prevailed in the 17th century before the years of unbridled imperial conquest – which would be a relief all round.
It also suggests that ending the man's sexism is the woman's job: if she doesn't work hard enough at being perfect, he might just revert to his old ways.
