Sentence examples for may foreclose the from inspiring English sources

And Rudolph and Stewart (1998 p. 1076) observed that: "problematic has been the tendency for science educators to use the physics model [that is focussed on laws] in the development of curriculum intended to address general issues concerning the nature of science, thus perpetuating a misunderstanding of scientific method that may foreclose the effective learning of evolutionary biology".

If "clean coal" turns out to be a phantom, chasing it will not only waste time, it may foreclose the only decent options we have left.

"We believe the 5th Circuit has set up a schedule that may well foreclose the ability to obtain relief in time for the presidential election.

The study does not foreclose the possibility that topical steroids may be useful if applied sooner, and both Benjamin and Takahashi say they may work as mild anti-inflammatories.

Ambac's credit enhancement has already been downgraded to AA by Fitch and may lose its AAA rating with Moody's and S&P, which would effectively foreclose the writing of new business.

These logics suggested that urban space could be built to foreclose the possibility of historical conflict.

One shouldn't foreclose the other".

Tell Bloomberg: Don't Foreclose the Occupation.

Lionel learns of Lex's plans and buys the Smallville Savings & Loan, so that he may immediately foreclose on all the property when Lex's employees miss their payments.

This notifies the public that a lawsuit has been filed against the homeowner to collect the default, which may include foreclosing on the property.

The owner then owes a debt, plus interest, to the investor, who may decide to foreclose on the property if the debt is not paid within a reasonable time.