Sentence examples for may leave current from inspiring English sources
If he is able to secure sufficiently significant liberalisation, Mr Obama's otherwise unfortunate record of enforcement may leave current and would-be immigrants better off than they were under the status quo ante.
The ruling by the Court of Appeals may leave the current owner, a partnership of Tishman Speyer Properties and BlackRock Realty, and the former owner, Metropolitan Life, liable for an estimated $200 million in rent overcharges and damages owed to tenants of about 4,000 apartments.
If Handel wins by a point or two, then it may leave the current status quo in both parties largely intact.
A worker in these circumstances may be less likely to leave current employment if looking for better work jeopardizes that job or takes time away from it.
Verizon is awash in solid tablet options right now, but their current LTE-capable lineup may leave you wanting for something a little less unwieldy.
The current state of research may leave opportunities to identify groups of individuals who might benefit from prevention efforts.
Current studies suggest that pulse CPA may leave more patients on dialysis unnecessarily.
All of these transitions can impact her current interests and activity choices and may leave ideal gaps in things that she needs to pursue her changed purpose.
But they may leave stubble.
"You may leave," he said.
