Sentence examples for may change before from inspiring English sources

That may change before a referendum.

Small things may change before release.

"Are you kidding me?" The number of McCain signs may change before Election Day.

On Wednesday, the Met Office predicted widepsread cloud cover over Britain for Sunday night and Monday morning, but conditions may change before the weekend.

That may change before the end of the year, when the Wu-Tang Clan are rumoured to be releasing their first album since 2007's 8 Diagrams.

"I'm concerned about the folks who have been approved at the 90 or 95percentt level where the products or programs may change before they close," Mr. Appel said.

Although the terms may change, inequality before the law is a given elsewhere in Africa.

In an Ipsos Mori poll published last week, 62% of Lib Dem voters​ said they may change their mind before 7 May, compared with 51% of both Labour and Ukip supporters, 42% of Tories​ and 50% of the electorate as a whole.

The BBC Asian Network/ICM poll of 500 people also found that, of those who had decided, 39% said they may change their minds before 7 May.

Daley said households held a material portion of their wealth outside the super system so they had the option to use it before they turned 60, and because they were nervous the government may change the rules before they retired.

According to a MORI poll in April 3rd's Times, a quarter of voters say they may change their vote before polling day.