Sentence examples for may find no from inspiring English sources

The investigations may find no personal wrongdoing.

But Mrs. Giannotti added, "We may find no suitable land".

It is far worse for a woman -- particularly an older one -- who may find no one being helpful or even flirtatious.

The committee may find no reason to punish the principal, he said, or it may take action ranging from a letter of reprimand to dismissal.

As a result, Beijing students are admitted to good universities with scores far below those of students from large provinces like Hunan or Hubei who may find no college spot at all.

And at the end of it all, we may find no reduction in drug use or crime, and that treatment was received by fewer than intended and for a shorter period than intended.

Being a political activist takes up time and energy that you may find is no longer easily channelled.

His voters may not mind; even Bannon may find that, no matter what Trump does or fails to do, most Breitbart readers remain supportive of the President.

In such instances, a court may find that no "true" option was reached and that the parties basically "agreed to agree" at some subsequent point.

Of course, some people may find that no amount of technological help, mobile or not, will alleviate the stress of planning a wedding.

Without policies that protect providers, we may find that no matter what the Supreme Court looks like in the coming years, the lack of clinician supply may supersede constitutional restriction as a barrier to legal access.