Sentence examples for may be cornered from inspiring English sources
In the end, although it is unlikely that there will be a NATO operation against the Syrian regime, Turkey may be cornered into deciding to continue aerial operations control in Izmir for the Syrian operation.
Yuriy Lutsenko, head of Mr Poroshenko's party, calls Mr Firtash's defence the reaction of a "cornered predator .Although Mr Firtash may be cornered, he appears determined to stay in the ring.
Zhou may be cornered but he still has claws that could do Xi Jinping a mortal injury.
You may be cornered but it can deflect sneak-up attacks.
The Liverpool manager may be cornering the market in a pool of talent with low expectations in Brazil but the rapport they develop is to the benefit of a coach with firm belief in British players.
The function v e) is initially convex, and then becomes concave, so there may be corner solutions with (widehat{e}=0) or interior solutions with (widehat{e}>0).
The sector may then be cornered by large global players.
Other theories center on authorities' call for a media blackout as news spread that Dorner may have been cornered in the remote cabin.
"Amedra's business may be to corner a niche market for a pharmaceutical agent," Kesselheim and colleagues wrote.
The show runner's intent may be to corner his audience into an emotional conflict similar to the Doctor's own identity crisis, but so far all of it comes off forced and manipulative.
"Kelvin, can you hear me now?" Yahoo's Dan Wetzel gets Jerry Tarkanian's thoughts on a Times report that Harvard's basketball program may be cutting corners with recruits.
