Sentence examples for that may might from inspiring English sources

Q: There are reports that May might ask for a short extension, and a long one as a backup.

Some Tories speculate that May might herself try to trigger a new election as a last resort.

British reporters were told by 10 Downing Street that May might try to pass a revised deal as early as next week.

On Sunday, it was reported that May might lift the ban on new grammar schools, to boost social mobility and opportunity.

It's even conceivable (although unlikely) that in two years time Parliament could reject the exit agreement, or non-agreement, forcing a general election that May might lose.

But six months ago, on the other side of the world, a rather tougher line was adopted that May might just be studying.

The confusion that may arise might mean that physicians do not perceive the life ending decision as euthanasia.

Most recently, though, he's on a mission to end the non-stop (in his head) rumours that he may, might, possibly, be changing his name again (er, think we saw something about it in the Star?).

It was widely believed that Ford would be selected either fourth or fifth, but rumors about a back problem that may require surgery might have influenced teams.

But the episodes raise larger questions about discretion and judgment that may have — and might already have had — an impact on Jets football.

However, treatment intensification for a flare that may spontaneously resolve might constitute overtreatment.