Sentence examples for which might leave from inspiring English sources

There is no chain of command, which might leave incriminating paper trails; no controlling intelligence.

Tracker funds have to find money to buy IPOs and so sell other stocks, which might leave the latter open to takeover.

One estimate said that the company was worth about what it owed, which might leave little for the shareholders but could provide full payment for the bondholders.

Any such move could lead to resignations, which might leave some of Corbyn's most popular colleagues in a position to plot against him.

Some patients cited fears of an extended hospital stay, which might leave them out of touch and vulnerable in the event of further terror strikes.

You can take the red pill, which might leave you crying at weddings and investing real emotions in Jennifer Aniston's on/off romances.

Lucy's life is like an unresolved story Kirsten is hooked on rather than an incident that's finished, which might allow her to leave it behind.

"My strong view is that the Human Rights Act remains a vital protection to all British citizens and that to abolish it risks starting a process which might lead us to leaving [Strasbourg].

There is talk of adding teeth to a strategic partnership between NATO and Afghanistan, which might allow Mr Obama to leave some American troops or military assets in Afghanistan even after the campaign has formally ended.

Respondents were likely to report the frequency or amount of their drinking inaccurately, and some responses might have been left out, which might result in underestimating or overestimating HRD.

She is not averse to self-praise, saying things of herself which are true but which others might leave for someone else to point out.