Sentence examples for may just miss from inspiring English sources

Or they may just miss the point.

"Housing may just miss the recession," he said.

You might not think you need them now, but you may just miss them if they're gone.

Trevor Manuel, the finance minister, may just miss his 4% budget-deficit target for 1997-98, buthehe deficit is moving in the right direction down, from 5.1% of GDP in 1996-97.This shinthinkingnking has not been easy, nor is it complete.

Algeria, Egypt and Ivory Coast are already assured of places in the play-offs, which will be seeded according to September's world rankings; Egypt may just miss out on being one of the top-five sides, which could prove a nasty shock for one of the continental grandees.

Although you're still likely to catch a few meteors even if you are located in an area with high levels of light pollution (as long as you have a clear sky), you may just miss the fainter shooting stars.

Apple may have just missed its sales target of 200,000 handsets sold in the first two months.

BBC Sport's Brent Pilnick: "Exeter City may have just missed out on the play-offs last season, but few expect them to repeat the feat this term.

I think I may have just missed it, you know?

Michael Phelps may have just missed out on the gold medal in the 200-meter butterfly but he does have quite a nice consolation prize.

Instead, it may just be missing in someone's locker or police car trunk.