Sentence examples for may in due course from inspiring English sources

In this way patients may in due course be allowed benefit by selection of the procedure of 'best fit' from an expanded array of surgical interventions.

Geologists are now looking for other possible links -- sure in the knowledge that if real geological connections can be determined, then we may in due course be able to divine from events on one side of the planet indications that will allow us to warn people on the other -- and so perhaps allow them to prepare, as those in today's Indian Ocean communities never were able, for the next time.

Citigroup may in due course walk the same path.

It will be called CPIH and may, in due course, become the government's new main measure of inflation.

And if a private sector rescue works - as it has for the U.K.'s Coop Bank, twice now - then other Landesbanken may in due course be privatized too.

The Department for Business says that Mr Cable, despite having "vaguely agreed" to the meeting, then felt it might be inappropriate, as he may in due course find himself considering the implications of the proposed takeover himself.

Mr. Chertoff said that "in due course" the regulations may be relaxed slightly, though he offered no specifics.

Also development of cataract in such cases may not be immediate and focal lenticular changes may appear in due course.

Note the 'from' which implies an even higher performance model may follow in due course.

Review of the FPC decision may proceed in due course pursuant to § 19(b) of the Act, 15 U.S.C. 717r(b).

This information may come in due course.