Sentence examples for might yet lead from inspiring English sources
For all that, however, the vote might yet lead to an inkling of political, social and economic change in a benighted country.
MANY bankers may be worried about whether some fancy product dreamed up during the bubble years might yet lead to a visit from the police.
It's a perfect example of mob democracy, and a portent of where Shi'a chauvinism and gangersterism might yet lead the rest of Iraq.
In a bid to smooth over the split in the camps, Farage said they were "complementary" not "contradictory" and predicted they would ultimately merge, holding out the hope that Boris Johnson might yet decide to lead the Leave campaign.
She has neither confirmed nor denied that her role might yet be to lead the club as president.
That vision might yet come to pass.
The Hap Gallery writes, "The structural drawings lead and suggest like maps or architectural sketches might, yet read more like a game or puzzle to be solved".
Other groups – one led by Zawahiri's brother – have abandoned terrorism but might yet return to jihad.
The "liberation" of the title might yet prove to be illusory for North Korea and Traavik's wacky cultural diplomacy might lead nowhere.
Yet Illinois might help lead the way out.
