Sentence examples for may have stalled from inspiring English sources

But while the million signatures campaign may have stalled, women have scored some notable successes.

But his momentum there may have stalled, leaving him a couple of points shy of victory.

Meanwhile, the available data indicate that the cod's comeback may have stalled (see go.nature.com/2r9stje).com/2r9stje

O'Rourke's momentum may have stalled; recent polls indicate a Cruz lead of between five and nine points.

Street food may have stalled on Britain's streets, but, as the Kitchens project illustrates, this is where many new ideas in food will continue to germinate.

The road from the main assembly building to the launch pad showed no fresh tracks, indicating that the snowfall may have stalled the preparations.

(Last summer's heat wave may actually have stalled in its tracks the European derision of American cowards who rely on chilled air).

He said the figures were consistent with Britain-wide polls this month suggesting UKIP's momentum "may currently have stalled", but there was nothing to suggest UKIP "have yet gone decisively into reverse".

Higher prices may also have stalled growth.

As such, progress towards a cure may not have stalled but it is certainly being hindered by the lack of a robust biomarker for the HIV reservoir.

The military campaign against the colonel may appear to have stalled, but time is running out for him.European and UN diplomats and aid teams, plus a handful of oilmen, have descended on Benghazi's hotels, as its airport welcomes its first international flights.