Sentence examples for total might from inspiring English sources

The official said the total might rise slightly.

It is unknown how much of each year's total might be dog or cat leather.

A $101m total might sound respectable but from a $190m budget, it's a disaster.

Add up what you spend regularly on cigarettes, music downloads or taking cabs and the total might shock you.

But the acreage and density of the crowd suggested that the actual total might have been smaller.

If the calculation included all members of Irish dance companies, who mostly work part-time as actors or teachers, the total might reach 60, she said.

He hoped that the sum might total between $3,000 and $4,000.

That way, the Franken organization was able to keep track of what the actual recount totals might look like.

However, until those states hold their regional and statewide conventions, there isn't really any better way to estimate how the delegate totals might end up.

Impressive sales and profit totals might be amassed by a franchise network that numbered among its outlets a few failures and marginal operations as well as highly profitable ones, but that isn't the K.F.C. pattern.

This software vulnerability "creates a digital 'back door,' which someone wishing to alter vote totals might be able to exploit," explains The Christian Science Monitor.