Sentence examples for may not cancel from inspiring English sources

They may not cancel a commitment entirely, but they may ask for more time to complete their contribution.

The worst news is that hard exercise for an hour a day may not cancel out the damage done by sitting for six hours.

It may not cancel out all the heartbreak, ribbing and jokes they've endured over the past 50 years, but the 2016 Provan-Summons premiership trophy is one hell of a down payment.

Items that are "roughly equal" or "on a par" are valuable in virtue of different respects; the value realized in choosing one item may not cancel the loss in not choosing the other.

It is not sufficient because if I steal your bicycle and then return it to you, though I have made restitution I have not made reparation since the damages you suffer as a result of my theft may be more that the loss of the bicycle; and restitution the return of your bicycle may not cancel, undo or erase the damages you suffered as a result of my theft.

Because such inaccuracies may not cancel in the same fashion when investigating intervention effects, additional caution should be employed when using such aggregation and generalization schemes.

"You set out sincerely to change my life for the better," he writes, and though this "may not quite cancel out the invasion of Iraq", it does weigh in his "personal scales".

Limiting the analysis to SNPs that amplify in both species and analysing SNP haplotypes may not necessarily cancel out severe bias effects.

("Now, this is a nonrefundable fare for a flight that may or may not be canceled for reasons we will decline to explain to you").

In a comparison with regard to a list of respects, it may be said, the gain in one respect need not cancel the loss in another respect.

"This delay did not cancel the execution.