Sentence examples for that might begin from inspiring English sources

Yet cycling's golden summer has thrown forward a sport that might begin to challenge football's one-party state.

Deprived of the support of Britain, America's most stalwart wartime ally, the Obama administration scrambled behind the scenes to build international support elsewhere for a strike that might begin as early as this weekend.

In a speech that might begin, "When I was your age …", the grown-up describes how life, or at least his or her memory and perception of it, used to be.

It will be some time before the dream of a global jukebox of the sort that might begin to reinject growth into music sales becomes a reality.In the meantime, EMI is back where it started.

Mahallati and Zekgroo were there to decide whether they would work with Nancy to put on a show that might begin to mend the relationship between their country and the US.

Executives at NBC's syndication partner, Hearst-Argyle Television, said yesterday that they had approached Mr. Mfume about a position as a host of a national talk show that might begin as early as next January.

Wolfgang Bosbach, another leading Christian Democrat, suggested the squabbling was such that Germans might begin to think that Gerhard Schroder, the current chancellor, was "the father of reunification".

The company's chief executive, Robert H. Benmosche, said in a telephone interview on Friday that A.I.G. might begin selling off that stake as soon as the end of the first quarter of 2011.

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This might mean that you might begin saying no to things that don't serve your highest goals.

The other question that might also begin to matter is: where will the featurephone holdouts buy their phones from?