Sentence examples for may never occur from inspiring English sources
But those tests may never occur.
An outbreak, therefore, may still be years away or may never occur.
An outbreak, therefore, may be years away, or may never occur.
A trial is not imminent, however, and may never occur, legal experts said.
But with a year and an election intervening, those cuts may never occur.
In cases where feedback to individuals lags or no feedback exists at all, change may never occur.
In less lethal cancer (including pseudodisease), the critical time point may be delayed or never occur.
If two mutations never occur together it may mean that their combined effect is deleterious.
It may never have occurred to him that he'd have to come up with a rationale for allowing Mr. Obama to proceed unimpeded by legislative shackles.
An autodidact with no academic credentials, Varghese was clearly thrilled to be taken seriously by an Oxford-trained philosopher; it may never have occurred to him that so educated a mind could be in decline.
To those who knew him, he seemed as content with his situation as the board was with him, and it may never have occurred to either party that the new five-year contract signed last fall would be a problem.
