Sentence examples for may be extinguished from inspiring English sources

However, uncoupling is not the only way in which the little, quietly burning fires in some or all of the body's billions of cells may be extinguished.

One which now may be extinguished forever.

36 These paradoxical results do not imply that the Th1/Th17 paradigm is an artifact of the EAE model that is irrelevant for MS. It is well possible that the acute pathogenic mechanisms modeled in EAE operate early in the MS pathogenesis and may be extinguished when MS is diagnosed (see also: 37).

The authors felt that the extreme degree of violence witnessed (over 90% witnessed killings and had their lives threatened, 30% witnessed rape or sexual mutilation and 15% hid under corpses) suggests that psychological resilience may be extinguished and that the prevalence of PTSD may not decrease.

"Our current school culture places heavy emphasis on convergent thinking, whereby the student pieces together relevant facts, data, and procedures to arrive at the single correct answer...The focus on convergent thinking may be extinguishing creativity in our students".

Mr Justice Lightman ruled that the: "Public Right of Navigation [PRN] may only be extinguished by legislation or exercise of statutory powers or by destruction of the subject matter of PRN eg through silting up of the watercourse".

Fires may have to be extinguished, wellhead equipment repaired, gunk removed.

#NelsonMandela may your light never be extinguished.

While the government and guerrillas need to demonstrate they desire peace, NATO may not be able to wait for every brush fire to be extinguished before coming in.

In the sophisticated worldview of "Burning Bush," oppression may win in the short term, but the spark that ignites freedom movements, once lighted, can't be extinguished.

The fire would be extinguished.