They might as well have been figurines.

American policy might as well have been made in Likud s headquarters.

I think they very well might have said, Let's call the whole thing off.

Indeed, a party of the young might well have better prospects than the Greys.

Isaac Asimov once wrote, In view of what he might still have accomplished ... his death might well have been the most costly single death of the War to mankind generally.

Reactions from the addressees include that of Ukraine, which stated that a joint declaration which might have strengthened its psychological and political authority, as well as its effectiveness, might have been preferable .

And the other thing you might argue is, Well, car seats have got a lot better over time.

If only Philippine authorities could learn the lessons of past tragedies, this latest one might well have been averted.

If people have heard of it they know no specifics and what they know might very well be wrong.

Since you're here, we might as well begin.

Once upon a time, I intervene, therefore I am might as well have been a French motto, particularly in Africa.

But they might well be misreading their citizens concerns.

Imposing any specific initiative might have an adverse impact on the effectiveness of the painstakingly built and well balanced Monterrey process.

The currencies of the reform laggards would have depreciated against that of Germany, and there might have been a supportive cut in interest rates as well.

For instance, it is possible that the flock he studied might have harbored some low, subclinical infection and that mercury, well known to be antimicrobial, might have killed the infection that otherwise hurt reproduction in the untreated birds.

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In some cases, the answer might be well, perhaps they should.

And if it went really well, we might do three parabolas.

In some cases, the answer might be well, perhaps they should.

You never listen. I might as well talk to the wall.

You never listen. I might as well talk to the wall.

In Ireland, an embattled austerity driven coalition government might well have no choice but to hold a referendum on the European Stability Mechanism.

Wall Street might have survived, and US taxpayers might have been spared even larger bills.

Separation of powers might as well be an obeah spell. And forget about discussing our Executive arm the President, Chief Justice and Judiciary might as well be a council of wizards.

Imagine what might happen if BP_America tweets Explosion reported at Gulf well.

A shared meal might be good for you as well as good.

The dominoes of Eastern Europe might have toppled differently. A few might not have toppled at all.

If Kenya s government fails to protect the Turkana from the oil companies as well, its people might well start shooting.

You might have a guess.

You might have told me.

You might have told me.

Sami might have been abducted.

Sami might have been poisoned.

Ronald Reagan might have approved.

This year s World Cup might well be a festival of brotherhood and peace.

This situation might well get worse in the run up to the elections.

Had the Administration been able to fully implement the measures called for by the General Assembly, the revised estimates of requirements might well have been reduced.

It is such a monstrosity that heavens might well nigh burst forth at it , the earth might be cleaved , and the mountains fall

It is such a monstrosity that heavens might well nigh burst forth at it , the earth might be cleaved , and the mountains fall

The fact that the man was black might or might not have made the cop go for his handcuffs even sooner than he might normally have done.

Under an efficiency regime, they might as well bear a target on their foreheads.

Referendums on this issue in other European countries might well produce startlingly similar results.

I might have forgotten my keys.

They don't need the database and the website, but they're like, Well, I'll upgrade, because, I might, you know, I might need that someday.

Are they, as well as children brought there by their parents, collectively guilty just because some government officials might have violated the Rome Statute since July 2002?