Sentence examples for may go astray from inspiring English sources

The world's biggest biotech seed companies acknowledge that some pollen may go astray.

A senior EU official dealing with energy believes that each year up to €200m ($222m) worth of gas may go astray.

The schools and the universities may go astray, but people still know what they want, and book publishers, the Biography Channel and People magazine fill the gap.

Electronic keys are a relatively easy and inexpensive way to manage such access control, but unmanned gates are vulnerable to tailgating (sneaking a car in behind a legitimate user) and keys may go astray and are susceptible to hacking.

Impeachment recognizes that voters sometimes elect the wrong leader, and that leaders may go astray.

In part two of this article, we will look at how the value of neurotechnologies may go astray in the hands of mere humans.

We are compelled to think about a friendship we may have let go astray or a recent argument we may have had, and to reach out and give that person mishloach manot (gift baskets of food and drink).

Her new novel, "Swift as Desire," which has been ably translated by Stephen Lytle, focuses on communication between people -- how it can go astray, how it may be restored.

Though not identified by dress or bearing, they have the wary attitude of paratroops whose drop may have gone astray.

He argues that we may have gone astray in thinking about cancer as we do about infectious diseases — that is, in taking the approach that the body has been invaded and the doctor's job is to administer drugs that kill the invader.

Where the President's analysis may have gone astray is in what happens next.