Sentence examples for might take further from inspiring English sources

The company, which has shed 500 jobs, said that it might take further measures to cut costs.

BellSouth said it was "troubled" and might take further action because the agency "granted itself the power to maintain the unlawful status quo well into 2005".

It remains unclear whether Mr. Mueller might take further public action, such as additional indictments, before submitting his report to Mr. Barr.

The NSW treasurer, Gladys Berejiklian, said in a statement the state government respected the announcement and noted strong interest in the asset, implying it might take further bids.

Since August, when the Fed first hinted that it might take further steps to spur the recovery, stock prices have risen and long-term interest rates have fallen.

He said it might take further public investment to convince developers that underused former industrial sites close to the Long Island Rail Road are bargain-priced and ready for development.

Investors worried that the report might not take further action on rates.

Shares of UBS, the biggest Swiss bank, fell the most in almost a decade on Monday amid concern that the lender might have to take further write-downs and after media reports suggested that it might cut as many as 8,000 jobs, raise more capital and sell its American brokerage business.

I had some experience in journalism, and I explained how I thought N.Y.U might help me take further advantage of career opportunities in New York City.

Noting that the Bank of England might need to take further action to cool the housing market, the IMF said small-scale buy-to-let landlords could be "relatively exposed" if expected returns did not materialise.

If Putin faces declining popularity at any time during a Trump administration, he might decide to take further aggressive action in Eastern Europe, gambling that the United States and NATO will not respond with force.