Sentence examples for may not along from inspiring English sources

They've taken all the cliches about what may come true and what may not, along with some that have, and mixed them all together into a predictive cocktail of the world of tomorrow.

And the European Central Bank (ECB) may not go along while it is focused on the risk of inflation, says Julian Callow, of Barclays Capital.So although a rate cut remains on the table, the Fed will continue for the moment to rely on the growing use of its balance-sheet to counter the credit crunch.

The basketball may or may not improve along the way.

Another chance at $400 billion for drug benefits may not come along soon.

For one thing, Congress may not go along or may water down the proposal before it becomes law.

The goal of chief executives, she said, "is to create value, and that may or may not go along with job creation".

And the Transportation Department may not go along; the board has already complained about its slowness in following a previous recommendation, to study the technology.

The additional risk in buying Take Two for Grand Theft Auto is that Take Two's creative talent may not come along for the ride.

JANE MARGOLIES NAMASTE, AND NO NONSENSE Established yoga destinations may not go along with some of the more unorthodox yoga-and combinations, but they are adding programs and, in some cases, loosening up.

Paintings this special may not come along for sale often, and the hundred and four million dollars spent for a so-so Picasso, "Boy with a Pipe," two years ago indicated that irrational exuberance could be the booming art market's new motto.

The polarisations of these waves may not be along the dynamical axes.