Sentence examples for may be justice from inspiring English sources

A witness delayed may be justice denied.

"And the fact that he happened to be the ENO's director of productions suggests that there may be justice in this world after all".

One of Daniels' main questions is "How can we meet health needs fairly under reasonable limits to resources committed to the task?" The "fairly" part of this formulation may be justice-based, but the notion of "reasonable limits to resources" is closely tied to the problems of the limits of beneficence mentioned previously.

This may not be justice, but it may be the best thing for our country.

Justice delayed may not be justice served, but Alabama prosecutors figure it is better than nothing.

There may never be justice for the U.B.B. miners and their families.

Trans Activist: Manslaughter Indictment In Nettles' Case Is 'Bittersweet' There may finally be justice for Islan Nettles, a 21-year-old transgender woman who was fatally beaten near her Harlem home in August of 2013.

While the federalism revival may be Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's most conspicuous achievement, the court's institutional boldness may be his legacy.

Four at-bats after being activated from the disabled list, David Justice went back on the 15-day disabled list after re-straining his left groin, and it may be that Justice will be out until the end of the month.

But, challenging as this demand may be, social justice may require even more of us than this.

While formal complaints may be filed, justice is rarely served against the perpetrators.