Sentence examples for might stop with from inspiring English sources

The military might have taken the full blame for this in the past, but the AK Party has been all too successful in getting the military out of politics and so now the buck might stop with the prime minister.

A salesman from Motorola or Delco might stop by, with a quote on resistors.

Reacting to the ruling, paramilitary leaders raised the specter that they might stop cooperating with the disarmament plan.

Earlier this week, Iran's foreign minister, Kamal Kharrazi, threatened that the country might stop cooperating with the nuclear agency if it continued to be "influenced by the Americans".

Still, last week the Teachers Retirement Systemm of Oklahoma warned Goldman's asset management division that it was "on alert" and that the state pension might stop working with Goldman because of the S.E.C. accusations.

<br> Supporters who show steadiness walk politely with their arms close to their bodies and might stop to speak with others.

In changing the law the government argued that, if private citizens could apply for arrest warrants, this might stop ministerial discussions with Israeli politicians.

Any downgrades could lead to a collapse of Enron's core energy trading business, analysts say, as other energy trading companies might stop doing business with Enron entirely.

Other countries had been ready to manage migrants when they were merely passing through, but, as soon as they grasped that the flow might stop, leaving them with large numbers to care for, collective panic set in.

This can fuck a family financially – a father might lose his job, or people might stop doing business with him.

A European official told the Associated Press on Tuesday that an ally might stop sharing intelligence with the US if Trump can't be trusted.