Sentence examples for might stop it from inspiring English sources
No one had a clue why it was all happening or what might stop it.
If a bag of spinach isn't being used, then thinking up interesting ways of using it might stop it, and subsequent bags, from being wasted.
But sanctions on such evidence might stop it from being collected that way the next time — and isn't that out goal?
One thing might stop it: political leaders in both the United States and the European Union who finally summon the conviction needed to challenge Orban — whose country is an E.U. member and NATO ally — by demanding that he allow a flourishing U.S.-backed and U.S.-accredited institution to remain in Budapest.
The best British political comedy of recent times, The Thick Of It, depends on Peter Capaldi's supernatural talent for keeping a stream of abuse flowing with the energy of a ferret attacking anything that might stop it getting out of a pair of trousers.
What might stop it falling?
If the financial markets concluded that our debt had grown beyond our ability to repay it, investors might stop buying it.
At this point, it seems unlikely that Daum Kakao will fair any differently in the U.S., but that might not stop it trying.
In Magic and Loss, I want show how readers might use the Web and not be overwhelmed by it; how we might stop fighting it, in short, and learn to love its hallucinatory splendor.
Your mind will forget it and you might stop playing it!
Two widely reported stories last week were: From the Boston Globe: Celebrating 10 years of gay marriage in Massachusetts: For a time, it seemed the gay marriage revolution might stop where it started.
