Sentence examples for might swing these from inspiring English sources

If that happens, anti-American opinions in the Arab world might swing, these rulers hope.

If they could only be captured on film and piped into Scottish polling stations, it might swing the referendum: who wouldn't want these guys on their team?

Gable was afraid that Cukor might swing the movie toward its actresses, especially Vivien Leigh.

Above all, tenants should make sure they sell themselves to the landlord and highlight anything they think might swing the decision in their favour.

Researchers said that if estrogen reduced the risk of Alzheimer's disease, that might swing the balance, making it advisable for some women to take it.

When Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly said earlier Monday that one critical hit, one crucial pitching performance might swing this series back in his team's direction, it carried a scent of wishful thinking.

Palm Beach County's hand recount was short of the deadline for certification, short of Democrats' expectations that it might swing the election to Vice President Al Gore and short, in the end, of the highest hopes and deepest fears.

The transition to operating at this kind of intensity can be a bumpy ride as errors are inevitable and at some stage against some of the better sides those errors might swing the game away from you.

Each match, apart from perhaps the second, is looking won already and there hasn't been a sniff of a chance that any of the strugglers might swing the match back their way.

Given the rise of the minor parties and the possibility that one might swing the balance of power, how will broadcasters cope with fulfilling their impartiality requirements whilst covering all the parties that could eventually form a coalition?

A low turnout might swing the election Nikolic's way.