Sentence examples for may be hammered from inspiring English sources

Reforms may be hammered out in education and immigration and (at a stretch) the environment and the Social Security pension system.

Rather, criteria for what counts as a satisfactory solution may be hammered out in the process of searching for one.

The precise ceasefire terms have yet to be hammered out and may wait until after Israel's election.

But Mr Sharif may still run out of money or into political trouble before a deal can be hammered out.

"We may have been hammered on this and we may have made a mistake, but at least we're big enough to admit it," said Gary Cook, a board member who initially supported the ban but reversed his vote on Wednesday.

Stinging as those resounding critiques may be, the final nail in the campaign coffin may have been hammered in by endorsements.

(Ms. Mayer suggests the opinion may have been hammered out during a friendly racquetball match).

With the New York Film Festival gearing up once again (opening night is September 24th), it's worth wondering whether any of this year's worthy offerings may be critically hammered into virtual invisibility.

Denial is not an option.Despite being first out of the blocks, Xstrata and Rio Tinto show just how tortuous it is to raise equity when investors have been hammered and may face liquidity problems of their own.

It may be unfair to the environmental crowd that they're being hammered by the spectacular failure of Solyndra.

For example, we may not want to rebuild in some coastal areas that have been hammered by Sandy.