Sentence examples for might well refuse from inspiring English sources
Opposition politicians might well refuse.
But Google might well refuse to change its basic commercial strategy.
A lively debate would ensue, and the BBFC might well refuse to accept the VAC's decision.
For one, many democratic countries might well refuse to join an organization of global security that excludes China.
The Russians and the Chinese, who have backed Bashar al-Assad, might well refuse to back a U.N. resolution authorizing force.
"It could take another harsh winter and all heat and power failing as it did recently, for the people to rebel," says one observer, adding that security forces might well refuse to turn on the people again.
Might as well refuse them the opportunity to exercise a vital biological function.
OK?" Ordinarily I might well have refused, like Andrew, but, embarrassed by the display of public discipline and angered at having been, to my 12-year-old-mind, unfairly reprimanded, I nodded and told him, "OK".
Long before supermarkets, there were runaway trucks that might well crash into newsstands refusing to sell this tabloid.
If it proved necessary, President Obama might well benefit politically from refusing to accept a deal that falls short of what is required to ensure that Iran's nuclear program remains exclusively peaceful.
