Sentence examples for might step forward from inspiring English sources

But, he added: "There is a growing danger that if the slaughter which Assad has been engaging in continues, others might step forward to aid the opposition".

"The performers during that curtain call might step forward and say a few things about the importance of art to an audience that had just felt the power of that experience," he said.

After acknowledging that more women might step forward with embarrassing images, he devoted much of his airtime on Thursday to bike lanes, Catholic schools and the stop-and-frisk tactics of the police.

Charlie Rose: We thought — a new calculation might step forward, but it didn't —.

If the museum is lucky, as in years past, individuals might step forward during the gala and sweeten the pot by pledging additional funds or by offering to buy outright one of the works, as Tisch did in 2011 for Christian Marclay's "The Clock (2010)." Last year LACMA raised a record $3.2 million that went toward acquiring eight of nine proposed artworks.

He might even be sensing the hand of history once again on his shoulder: might he step forward to save the soul of New Labour, even at the risk of a formal split?

"Future witnesses might not step forward or tell the whole truth because they do not want their friends and family -- let alone the world -- to know that they had been drinking or smoking the night of an incident, all important pieces to a testimony," he said.

The Democrats might start to step forward a bit more aggressively to defend the point of view of our clients, and Republicans will have to recalibrate their approach.

Abused women who are willing to step forward might receive confidential counseling, and perhaps even medical care if their bruises remain visible when they show up for work.

Hopefully, someone will step forward that might have information that might be helpful".

Mr Pearce would presumably run in that election, against an opponent who has yet to step forward, and might win.