Sentence examples for so might have from inspiring English sources

Doing so might have put Republicans on the defensive.

Doing so might have challenged me to explore my own repressed sexual interests, as a woman.

Some guidance as to how to do so might have been more helpful.

Others suggest that Mr Reinhart did not have kidnap insurance, and so might have been personally liable for his employee's ransom.

It took van Meegeren himself to reveal the truth, in 1945, when not to do so might have put his neck in a hangman's noose.

As a small-time operator, I retain no backup hardware to slot in the moment something breaks, and so might have spent hours returning systems to normal.

The memo said that Carnegie was preparing a "needs assessment for the Carnegie Hall administrative staff," and so might have to expand its office space.

"Funny how he can control his desires when failing to do so might have got him in trouble with the law," says the columnist.

In the case of Yukos, Mr. Khodorkovsky has been giving generously to opposition political parties, and analysts here suggested that doing so might have irritated the Kremlin.

Zwayer, even if he wasn't obliged to do so, might have been able to defuse the situation altogether with a smile and a little talk.

Apparently, it was a time-travelling revisionist critique of the aftermath of the battle of Culloden, so might have been worth seeing.