Sentence examples for two more might from inspiring English sources

You might think that, since the Catholic Church has more than 10,000 saints, two more might be neither here nor there.

One or two more might have helped and there was a bit of a rush to catch trains and buses at the end.

NRG, based in Minneapolis, already owns four Connecticut power plants, and federal regulators are concerned that adding two more might allow NRG to manipulate electricity prices, the company said.

I know they brought in a couple of players, but two more might have given them more momentum.

A beer or two more might lead me to light up without consequence, so I leave early.

Two states — Indiana and Oklahoma — passed laws to pull out of the Common Core, and four more might repeal the standards: Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio and South Carolina.

Two or three more might be needed next year to provide security in western Afghanistan, which has almost no United States forces.

If you're happily buzzed at say, three drinks, three more might make you sick, and three after that may put you in alcohol poisoning territory.

Recent estimates have put the number of abandoned drilling operations in Wyoming at more than 1,200, and state officials said several thousand more might soon be orphaned by their operators.

That Swearengen, the chief protagonist of "Deadwood," an unlike-any-Western-you've-ever-seen Western that ran for twelve episodes last year on Home Box Office and returns next month with twelve more, might be allowed to die seemed improbable.

Nicholas Provenzano, an English teacher at Grosse Pointe South High School, outside Detroit, said that in a class of 30, only about 12 usually carried the conversation, but that eight more might pipe up on a backchannel.