Sentence examples for verdict might from inspiring English sources
Finally, on Thursday, they indicated that a verdict might be near.
Such a verdict might push the cost of the spill into the hundreds of billions.
The court's verdict might bring some change, even if it's slow".
A fair verdict might be that they are both valuable and fallible.
Had she succeeded in killing him, the verdict might have been different.
I ask if he'd anticipated that the original verdict might go against him.
The jury's decision led to speculation that the verdict might have been a compromise.
In legal submissions during the inquest, Elizabeth Saunders' counsel, Patrick Gibbs QC, said: "Mrs Saunders, coming into this inquest, held no preconceived views of what appropriate verdicts might be.
Mr. Morgenthau said the verdicts might be set aside for legal reasons that had no bearing on the guilt or innocence of the five young men convicted.
Even charges, let alone evidence and "guilty" verdicts, might be hard to come by; as trials of alleged IRA men have shown, the opportunities for propaganda might be large and acquittals could annoy Mr Bush.In this section And it used to be such a pleasure Prodding the clerics Homeless masses A necessary evil?
Whatever the instant verdict, it might actually work out well.
