Sentence examples for which might do from inspiring English sources

All of which might do liberalism more good than harm.

I do not intend to allow questions which might do so," she said.

Society has a duty to shield young brains from adult experiences they are either too immature to understand, or which might do long-term developmental damage.

Some local politicians want a tax on stock trading—which might do more damage to Wall Street than Osama bin Laden did.

The morning I visited, he had spotted a combine harvester online for sale, which might do for the corn he will need to feed the hens.

An alternative might be to look at the change in the presidential vote from one election to the next, which might do a better job of capturing the shifting dynamics in each state.

Don't do anything which might cause you to get reprimanded by other users, or even blocked.

The misinterpretation of the demand -- which for Asian Americans is hardly ever expressed more strongly than as a suggestion, which we might do well to change in tone -- as an ethnic power grab is more than a mistake.

Which stars might do well out of Trump's victory?

The other, which you might do at a party, is free and improvisational.

But on the other, there were still conditions under which it might do so.