Sentence examples for may be scrapped from inspiring English sources

That plan, too, may be scrapped after Anderson's breakout performance.

Much of the bill may be scrapped or radically revised.

Now his size limit may be scrapped in court.

Netscape, an internet pioneer which AOL bought in 1998, may be scrapped altogether.

The country has around $15 billion worth of outstanding contracts which may be scrapped if the rebels prevail.

The country has around $15 billion-worth of outstanding contracts that may be scrapped if the rebels win.

And two of his sons, one of them keener on reform than the other, may be scrapping for the succession behind the scenes.Both the news agency, Libya Press, and the newspaper, Oea, are part of the al-Ghad media group founded by Saif al-Islam Qaddafi, the reform-minded son, who is backed by many younger and more liberal Libyans.

But then last month we learned that Google was delaying any launch of the product, and may be scrapping it entirely, because Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin don't want Google to be in the business of creating software outside of the browser.

Currently, errors associated with tool wear remain uncompensated for and are usually only detected at the end of the machine cycle, by which time the product may be scrap.

Existing commercial relationships may also be scrapped.

Gates said that the money had already been laid aside in previous budgets for the European Missile Defence System, which Russia opposes and may yet be scrapped.