Sentence examples for may be bracing from inspiring English sources
The company may be bracing for a possible shift in policy should Obama win in November.
With austerity measures set firmly in place, the greener parts of government may be bracing themselves for a cold winter.
04.25.03 A recent acquisition suggests the coffee company may be bracing for a slowdown in retail growth.
Philip Isherwood, a strategist at Dresdner Kleinwort, reckons that almost a third of European companies have balance-sheets that put them at risk of financial distress.In short, although investors may be braced for bad news at the aggregate level, there is a lot of scope for individual companies to shock.
The Arab world may in fact be bracing for years of sectarian and internecine strife in places like Yemen, Bahrain, Libya and Syria.
Depending on your location and work situation, government regulations may require scaffolds to be braced or supported before use.
In its accidental way, though, Ms. Nathan's presence may be more bracing, a reminder that life continues with all its romantic messiness and frivolous gossip.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Justice Department May Sue Wells Fargo | Wells Fargo is bracing itself for a lawsuit from the Justice Department amid allegations that the lender deliberately targeted African American borrowers during the housing bubble with high-cost subprime loans, before selling those loans on to investors.
McDonalds : Investors are feasting on McDonalds Corp. put options today, which may mean that some strategists are bracing for the price of the underlying shares to slide lower ahead of expiration day in January 2011.
