Sentence examples for may be reintroduced from inspiring English sources

The bill failed to meet a legislative deadline, he said, and may be reintroduced next year.

Rather than deposit them in landfill, these products can be crushed, generating recycled aggregate, a by-product that may be reintroduced in the manufacturing process.

The bill, which requires a two-thirds majority to appear on the ballot this November, may be reintroduced in the Democratic-controlled Housearlyeasly as Thursday.

Bison may be reintroduced to the land, but they can hardly be reintroduced to the prairie -- their native habitat -- because most of it is simply gone.

The center's educational and conservation programs are necessarily separate, because animals that may be reintroduced into the wild must be kept as removed from people as possible.

The specter of Brexit compounds the crisis: When the United Kingdom leaves the European Union, border controls may be reintroduced between Northern and southern Ireland for the first time since the Good Friday Agreement was introduced.

Woodhouse may be reintroducing an appreciation for molded chocolates with creamy whipped centers (you can't enrobe a "fresh cream" because it would just disintegrate).

Aspiration may, however, be reintroduced in some dialects by later borrowing or secondary developments.

Zoo spokesperson Annalisa Meyer tells HuffPost that the cub will be named in the "near future," and that she may even be reintroduced to her mother, in time.

Griffon vultures may one day be reintroduced here as the area changes, conservationists hope.

None were adopted, and it seems likely that some of these proposals will be reintroduced in the new Congress, although the form may change.