Sentence examples for may be halted from inspiring English sources

First-day shares may be halted for another 30 minutes if they fluctuate 50percentt or more.

Similarly, a "KidzPack" program that provides weekend meals and snacks to 750 children in Camden, N.J., and surrounding towns may be halted for the summer if its sponsor, Food Bank of South Jersey, fails to raise $10,000.

It is unclear where the dispute is leading, but no one rules out that the reconstruction, scheduled to begin in two months, may be halted somewhere along the line.

It is a shame that the attempt to prosecute General Pinochet for the worst international crimes may be halted on the basis of secret medical evidence examined behind closed doors".

That will only add to the view that Greece may not meet its commitments to international creditors; that its international bailout may be halted; and that its days as a member of the euro zone could be numbered.

Projects are often being rejected, and construction may be halted [2 6].

Nissan's strong results were the latest sign that the Japanese automaker may be halting a long erosion in its market share, as new models like the Maxima sedan and Xterra sport utility vehicle have proved popular.

"Russia is still a prisoner of its imperial past and Mr Primakov is a symbol of it," says Mr Gaidar.That suggests that reform at home, if it does ever start again, may be halting at best.

While theoretical and experimental investigations in this area are extremely difficult, so that progress may be halting, the resolution of the conflict is likely to have major repercussions for our understanding of the tiniest elementary particles as well as the birth and evolution of the universe.

Some recent data suggests that the rise in incidence of atopic disease may be halting.

Progress may be halting, but scientists are beginning to find their voice, says Meffe. "Conservation biology is growing up".