Sentence examples for may be maimed from inspiring English sources
Murdoch may be maimed, but don't imagine any weakening grip by Britain's 80% rightwing press whose gale force influences the prevailing wind among the broadcasters too.
Crippled lions and lion cubs may fall victim to hyenas, leopards, or be trampled by buffalo or elephants, and careless lions may be maimed when hunting prey.
BAGHDAD/GENEVA, 17 July 2003 – UNICEF says that although the conflict may be largely over, Iraqi children continue to be maimed and killed at a steady pace by the remnants of war.
In Iraq, unexploded munitions become child's play BAGHDAD/GENEVA, 17 July 2003 – UNICEF says that although the conflict may be largely over, Iraqi children continue to be maimed and killed at a steady pace by the remnants of war.
But one of these days, your luck may run out and you, or someone you hit, could be maimed for life or dead.
Those images may tell us a great deal about faith or about politics, but they tell us nothing about what it is to be maimed.
"It must be maimed somehow," said Hanwell.
But their chosen method meant there was a risk people would be maimed or killed".
We know many children in South Asia are extremely vulnerable and that a beaten child is a damaged child who may be killed, maimed, or psychologically damaged for the rest of their lives.
Unfortunately, lethal traps do not always work perfectly — occasionally, you may find a trapped rat that is maimed and unable to escape, but still living.
