Sentence examples for may be fleeting from inspiring English sources
Backwater status may be fleeting.
The effect, however, may be fleeting.
But normalcy may be fleeting for the near future.
In fairness, the evidence is barely perceptible and may be fleeting.
Moreover, the lasting effects of the F.C.C.'s order on future policy makers may be fleeting.
But until there are platforms big companies don't control, the victory may be fleeting.
Despite the efforts of legislators to resolve the thornier issues--such as making sure that a woman's decision to have an abortion is not influenced by the idea that her fetus's tissue may help a victim of Parkinson's disease--the current calm in public attitudes may well be fleeting.
While there could be some setbacks along the way this time, too, investors suggested that the enthusiasm may not be fleeting.
Of course, the title may well be fleeting; Gordon Brown has made his intention to make the Lords fully elected clear, which raises the prospect of the Prescott campaign bus being brought back into action once more, this time being driven straight to the House of Lords.
If life does exist anywhere else in the universe, it may only be fleeting.
Although there is concern that the rebel advance may prove to be fleeting, oil traders responded to their victories by pushing down the price of most world oil benchmarks, albeit modestly.
