Sentence examples for may actually happen from inspiring English sources

Which, it seems, may actually happen.

And, surprisingly, something may actually happen.

The Washington Post's Thomas Boswell thinks it may actually happen.

If the unions listen to Mr Prodi, who seems convinced of the need to modernise, welfare reform may actually happen.

Apple's recent iPhone events have taken place on Tuesdays the same week, and so the event may actually happen on the 8th.

And focus instead on the far more interesting business of a British record transfer that increasingly looks as though it may actually happen.

Now that cut may or may not actually happen, depending on whether Congress torpedoes the administration's effort to raise the minimum wage.

Worrying about things that haven't happened – and may never actually happen – is a major cause of stress, so mindfulness is incredibly valuable.

Even the VAT increase may not actually happen, because of rising fuel prices and resistance from the FDP.Both the CDU and the FDP are also timid on deregulation.

He spent six years not resigning over welfare cuts and then quits over a welfare cut that may not actually happen.

—It may not actually happen: The Post’s sources said that Facebook isn’t committed to the idea, and could ultimately walk away from it if all the pieces don’t come together.