Sentence examples for might step down from inspiring English sources

He had previously hinted he might step down after it.

Mr. Suharto hinted on Wednesday that he might step down.

He laughed off Western speculation that he might step down voluntarily or because of pressure.

Her parents have deflected questions about whether Chelsea might step down if Hillary wins the election.

"Could be next year," he said when asked when he might step down.

There have also been suggestions that Mr Cameron might step down if his "in" camp loses the EU referendum.

At the Pentagon, Defense Department officials said they had no indication that General Garner might step down.

As the 1983 election approached, and the polls presaged disaster, it seemed possible for a time that Foot might be ousted or might even step down of his own accord, but Healey's opportunity never arrived.

After her defeat Miss Megawati might also step down, leaving her party rudderless.

Then in July, both houses of parliament, plus all the state assemblies, must elect someone as India's president, with a five-year term.Some speculate that Mr Singh might also step down as prime minister before long, leaving the way clear for a younger leader to battle for Congress as campaigning looms for the next general election, in 2014.

Charlene Breedlove told me that, at one point, about two years ago, she thought that she might have to step down.