Sentence examples for may again fall from inspiring English sources
Looking back in 1863, Maine Republican Senator and future Treasury Secretary William Fessenden captured his party's ambitious outlook in the 37th, noting, "I cannot say that the wiser course was not to make the most of our time, for no one knows how soon this country may again fall into a democratic slough".
Even with aggressive cuts, spending may never again fall this low.
OO California's Water Supply At Risk From Warmer Winters - and with temperatures expected to be above normal this winter, California's snowpack may once again fall short.
With weaker-than-expected global growth for the first half of 2014 and increased downside risks, the projected pickup in growth may again fail to material- ize or fall short of expectations.
The adjustment of the market rate of interest may again be incomplete if falling rates induce banks, say, to reduce their new lending below scheduled loan repayments, thus reducing the money supply.
Patrick Henry's clarion call, "United We Stand, Divided We Fall," may again be heard -- in the workplace.
It may well fall again in 2009.
That figure fell slightly on the previous month, and may well fall again following David Cameron's immigration speech on November 28th that attempted to assuage his grumbling voters.
The fixes may be temporary, and things may fall apart again soon, but the agency, the friendships and Don's marriage haven't collapsed -- not yet, anyway.
If that volatility subsides with the bursting of the technology bubble, correlations may fall again.
The move comes as former building societies Halifax and Abbey National indicated that savings rates may fall again soon following the latest quarter-point base rate reduction.
