Sentence examples for might take this from inspiring English sources

"I'm concerned that some might take this and say: It's not deployments.

No telling how tattooed guest with pit bull in next room might take this.

I have asked Kim Shillinglaw to look at how best we might take this forward over the coming months.

Some might take this to demonstrate the flaws in the model; I say we should dare to hope".

I asked a friend where I might take this undiscovered talent, and after listening to a tape, she said commercials.

You might take this disparity as proof that it's futile for MSNBC to compete with CNN on tornado coverage.

The danger is that the boss might take this too far, losing sight of broader business goals in the whirlwind of technological change.

"I have asked [BBC2 controller] Kim Shillinglaw to look at how best we might take this forward over the coming months.

China's rapid economic development has in fact given rise to these kinds of investors, these kinds of bosses, who might take this approach to make this kind of movie.

But given how difficult it was last time to prove the use of chemical weapons, administration officials offered no timetable for how long it might take this time, raising questions about how promptly the United States could act.

As for what the reader might take from this, I don't think you can generalise.