Sentence examples for may be casualties from inspiring English sources
Grey and his counterparts in Berlin, St Petersburg, Vienna and Paris may be casualties of history.
Police said that there may be casualties among the exiled group, but said numbers had not been reported to the local authorities so they could not determine how many civilians were hit in the attack.
Edwards said that he, General Manager Terry Bradway and Mike Tannenbaum, the team's salary cap guru, will begin to make decisions by the end of this week about which players will be retained and which may be casualties of the salary cap.
If we hit our goals, there may be casualties we fail to see.
(There may be several casualties).
And there may be more casualties.
"If not, there may be more casualties to come," he adds.
To me, that was really exciting and inspiring -- they're all willing to do that, and Abbie and Crane realize there may be more casualties but that's what it's going to take.
One issue that may be a casualty of an Obama rapprochement with Syria is human rights.
Philippa D'Eath A It sounds like your plant may be a casualty of the cold.
