Sentence examples for may be developments from inspiring English sources

"The reason for the requested extension is that the parties anticipate that there may be developments with a possibly significant effect on the posture of the case, such that the briefing may need to be refocused or may even prove unnecessary," the Treasury Department's attorney wrote to the judge, according to a copy of the letter provided by the Strothman Agency's lawyer.

The result may be development of fewer antidiabetes drugs and fewer companies capable of developing these drugs.

There may be development pathways that can achieve a significant increase in hydropower while maintaining a fairly healthy fishery.

In their full-time positions, the mentors may be development consultants, designers, development managers, day care directors or experts.

The net effect of high UA levels may be development of hypertension, interstitial fibrosis, glomerulosclerosis and eventual kidney failure [ 43].

There may be development of patches of thick red skin that peel off gradually.

However laudable arguments for diversifying the land may be, such developments can bring local opposition and so any investor will also have to manage local politics carefully.

(Again, that's "as of this writing". There may be recent developments in this fast-moving showdown).

Some have noted that Weiner may be mirroring developments in the last few seasons of another he was a writer/producer on, The Sopranos.

There may be further development and I generally enjoy being part of that process.

Now that the specific institutions have been chosen, those figures may be revised, development officials said.