It may mean the stoppage of aid and stoppage of help.

Tom might be here by 2 30, but then, maybe not.

You may think that's impossible.

Marvellous, fabulous.

I might do that.

No. Probably not.

She could've been tricked. Terry could've trick her.

And of course you might think that doing a film on happiness might not really be worthwhile.

Probably not.

It might rain.

My sister has brought me no files or saws.

I could have.

This might hurt.

But, probably we will die!

Tom might be able to attend the meeting.

I may then either walk about the room for a little or lie down flat.

It will probably increase, and the probability is enormously huge.

She might be leaving.

I might say yes.

You probably could get some money out of him.

You must have misunderstood me.

Probably will.

He may be doubling back now.

He might shoot.

Discouraging. You're probably pleased as punch.

He's hurt bad.

I'd have died.

It may be a while.

Might prove interesting.

But he damn well might.

Could be very dangerous.

Something might go wrong.

I might make mistakes.

So if you tell me I can do the impossible, I'll probably laugh at you.

Well, perhaps he'll be off the line in a minute.

Some of those recommendations might come within the purview of the General Conference and could therefore not be adopted by the Board.

Maybe he won't come back after all.

I may not even get married again. I might become an adventuress.

It may freeze next week.

You could be in New York.

He probably won't come.

It may rain tomorrow.

We may well have rain this evening.

It's very likely to rain tomorrow.

32. The General Assembly may wish to