Sentence examples for may be extraordinary from inspiring English sources

"I mean, the Nets' trading for Jason Kidd may be extraordinary for the Nets.

Monarch told me: "There may be extraordinary circumstances which mean the cause of the delay was outside the control of the airline and therefore compensation is not payable".

Perhaps, but it may be in the nature of hybrid art forms, like their botanical kin, to prove as sterile as they may be extraordinary.

"It may be extraordinary skill on his part but no matter how volatile the situation being discussed, he seems to have nothing to say," one American official said.

Taos may be extraordinary in its multicultural history and its spectacular geography, with the desert on one side reaching to the blue horizons of Arizona, and the mountains on the other, but these treasures are nevertheless set in a context of ordinary land, land like this field.

The reports' simultaneous release and similar recommendations may be extraordinary, but their findings will be familiar to anyone conversant with the academic labor market.

While both are likely to still have successful I.P.O.'s, they may not be extraordinary.

Conversely, something that is quite ordinary treatment in one country, either because of culture or economic status, may indeed be extraordinary in another.

These findings may not be extraordinary, but are novel and represent a necessary step in improving our understanding of what troubles patients the most not being able to do the things that they could when they were healthy.

This may be an extraordinary political year.

What distinguishes Calder from these other giants of art history may be his extraordinary versatility as an artist.