Sentence examples for stopped might from inspiring English sources

Not to have stopped might have been construed as driving away from an accident.

The justices found that the police lacked "individualized suspicion" that the drivers they stopped might be engaged in crime.

As details have emerged, and the years have gone by, experts of many stripes have questioned whether the Tiananmen uprising was really about democracy; whether the uprising, if not stopped, might have derailed China's economic progress; and whether China was "ready" for democracy.

Asking him to stop might endanger my job.

Two, the Bank of England should continue pumping money into the economy – for fear of what stopping might lead to.

The process towards stopping might also be slowed down or stopped in ambivalence.

We all felt that if we stopped we might never get it again.

If one ruthless dictator could be stopped, others might be dissuaded.

The few that pull out all the stops might have Santa Claus or even a nativity scene.

The weather in Denver, the next stop, might be worse than in Minneapolis.

But White House officials made clear those stops might also be canceled depending on developments.