Sentence examples for may drop some from inspiring English sources

If a new trial were ordered, prosecutors may drop some charges.

His company is refining its definition of the Lohas market and may drop some categories.

We characterize the properties of the optimal policy for the MDP and show that the optimal policy may drop some tasks; that is, may not process a task at all.

(AP) CONNECTICUT NEW HAVEN: STABBING CHARGES LAPSE -- Officials may drop some charges against a man confined to a mental hospital after a 30-second stabbing spree at a New Haven coffeehouse in 1994.

That clause is seen as an indication that Mr. Mugabe may drop some of his currently high-living Cabinet ministers when he announces his new Government lineup on Dec. 31.

Chelsea and Liverpool have four games and they may drop some points.

If you shovel your neighbor's sidewalk after a snowfall, there's a chance he or she may drop off some cookies to thank you or shovel your sidewalk the next time it snows, for example.

Under severe CR (50% or 60%), the mass-specific metabolic rate may drop, in some cases, by up to 15% [ 25, 31, 37- 39].

After all, in the last few weeks of the year, clients may not pay, the market may drop precipitously, or some other calamity may arise, and companies have no easy way of clawing back bonuses they have already given out.

There are as yet unsubstantiated rumors that she may drop in on some other countries as well -- but we do know that State Department Special Advisor for The Gulf and Southwest Asia Dennis Ross will be in Saudi Arabia on Monday and Presidential special envoy for the Middle East George Mitchell will be in Saudi Arabia this next week as well.

Within a decade, the price of sequencing a genome may drop to $1,000, say some experts.