Sentence examples for may be in progress from inspiring English sources

And the word from the big house is that Martha's personality makeover already may be in progress.

While liberalization may be in progress, China has been the signature contemporary example of the troubling model of prescription, apparently prompted by concerns about over-population and limited resources.

So, when the police officer approaches the home where a burglary may be in progress, it is both rational and racist for him to think differently about the situation depending on whether the suspects are black or white.

"A cover-up may be in progress". Peck, a highly decorated career intelligence officer, later told members of Congress that there was "a strong possibility" that Americans were still alive in Southeast Asia.

These results support contemporary allopatric isolation of Mediterranean populations of A. transcaspicus, which together with previous analyses indicating partial behaviorally mediated reproductive isolation, suggest that the early stages of cryptic speciation may be in progress.

The Sutton Trust's report, Closing Gaps Early, says that progress may be in jeopardy with a shift in focus away from quality early years education towards affordable childcare for working families.

The better option, he says, would be selective engagement by the West (which, if recent headlines are to be believed, may already be in progress), much like America's with China over the past 30 years — a tactic that has not ended disagreements but has made relations easier.

If the sustainability of growth is not reestablished, then there will be a mighty implosion; one that may already be in progress.

Once the wound is covered cell proliferation and re-differentiation may still be in progress so additional time points were added.

This is essentially important now in Brazil, where PCV10 has been recently introduced for routine immunization, since the epidemiology of pneumococcal diseases varies in response to a selective pressure, which may probably be in progress already.

21 23 However, longer exposure to the new weight profile of the population may increase familiarity with larger body sizes, and normalisation of larger body weights may therefore still be in progress.