Sentence examples for may advance a from inspiring English sources

(AP) NEWARK: ABUSE CASE MAY ADVANCE A former day-care teacher suing prosecutors and state officials who charged her with sexually abusing children could see her case go to trial later this year, the woman's lawyer said.

The runner also may advance on a fly ball or line drive that is caught for an out.

Such social tides tend to turn of their own accord, if at all: politicians and pundits can spot trends, and may advance them a little, but rarely set them off.

Nevertheless, the rules of engagement are the same: Cheaters who take shortcuts to success may advance for a while but end up hurting themselves and their teams in the end.

In some cases succession may advance only as a result of plant injury or death from subsequent disturbances or animal activity.

While such efforts may advance environmental quality, a more fundamental issue is whether adequate consideration has been given to the broader issue of what concentrations of animals means for the rural environment.

Teachers then move up the scale at the rate of one point per year - exceptional teachers may advance faster - to a salary just less than £25 000.

"We recognize that a case may advance through the court system, but many times a case will be handed back to campus to investigate and adjudicate".

We conclude by predicting how metabolic engineering practices may advance in light of an explicit consideration of design complexity.

Therefore, a better understanding of viral mutational pathways in Gag and their temporal constraints may advance rational design of an HIV-1 vaccine.

Although the new troika may advance Mr Surin's agenda a little, any planned action will still require a consensus.