Sentence examples for may dictated from inspiring English sources

Lib Dem candidate Sian Anne Cliff has been utilising the Lib Dem Councillors in the area to support her cause, but with Labour offering similar an apprenticeship scheme similar to their skills fund, UK government policy may dictated their fate.

Local conditions may dictate uncommon logging methods.

The weather may dictate otherwise.

Mr. Harmatz said simple economics may dictate the change.

The circumstances may dictate a reassessment of that decision.

These histories may dictate your class status and economic prospects in the present.

"The weather may dictate whether I can do the Hurricane," Peterson said.

"Down the road, social engagement may dictate how consumers spend," Mr. Hilwa said.

GETTING IN No cover or guest list, but capacity crowds may dictate "one in, one out".

"The abilities of your team may dictate how much team defense is directed at you," Wallace said.

It is not in Farah's nature to hoist the white flag but the athletics calendar may dictate otherwise.