Sentence examples for may left no from inspiring English sources

The two party leaders were trying to negotiate a deal between the Lib Dems and the Conservatives after the election on 6 May left no party in control.

The two party leaders were trying to negotiate a deal between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives after the election on 6 May left no party in control.

Attacks on individual courage may leave no scars, but that does not mean they do no damage.

This may leave no room for many of the essentials of traditional venture capital, such as mentoring management and the individual venture capitalist's personal accountability to his partners for a specific investment.

"Some may leave no trace on the bones, others will affect bones in a similar way to other diseases.

Users in a city may become invisible, in the sense that their use affect the city layers, but they may leave no visible trace.

Even more concerning is the rapid emergence of resistance to echinocandins [ 23], the newest class of antifungals which may leave no treatment option available leading to clinical failure.

Since the emergence of polymyxin B resistance may leave no efficacious drugs for the treatment of infections caused by multidrug-resistant Acinetobacter spp. isolates, strict infection control measures must be adopted to avoid the emergence and spread of such isolates.

Yet the attackers may have left no real trace other than a 29-year-old patsy who will either live his life on the run or in prison.

Because Williams may have left no will, the disposition of the other fifty percent was considered uncertain; those involved included the second Mrs. Williams and her daughter and Hank Williams' mother and sister.

They believe the other four were Europeans they couldn't identify partly because they may have been illegal immigrants who left no records of having entered the United States or the Confederacy.