Adjective modifier

• military: Terrorism isn't about military might, who has the most guns.

• naval: The essential point is that Sweden's former naval might... ... is now the subject of museums.

• British: Saddam Hussein will undoubtedly be removed but only to be replaced by a pro-US stooge resting on US and British military might.

• former: The essential point is that Sweden's former naval might... ... is now the subject of museums.

Modifies a noun

• work: It is recognized that this might inconvenience work based candidates but it's felt that the integrity of the tests should be paramount.

• thing: How different might things have been had they put more time into learning the skills of bluffing stylishly.

Preposition: in

• course: That matter might in due course be considered by those responsible for these forms.