Sentence examples for may not clinch from inspiring English sources

She may not clinch the nomination, but with this performance Fiorina has placed herself squarely into vice presidential contention.

A trip to Brussels on September 2nd by Boris Johnson, London's mayor, to combat proposed anti-hedge fund legislation may not quite clinch it.

"It may not have clinched it for either of them," said Larry Ahrens, who hosts a morning drive-time talk show on KOB AM.

Wizardly support may not have clinched the Six Nations for Scotland – they are the team of choice for magical folk, according to JK Rowling – but the Harry Potter author has nonetheless rewarded those who showed solidarity with the rugby team by unveiling a new swathe of history about her magical universe.

Now, he said, Israel may get the planes even if it does not clinch a deal.

Granted, a lead of two games to one does not clinch a series.

Weapons of mass destruction did not clinch the argument for Hitchens.

Mitt Romney may not have officially clinched the Republican nomination, but his victory has never really been in doubt.

To make matters worse, the games have not clinched anything.

The Rangers have not clinched a playoff berth yet.

But Sharma admits that the evidence is not clinching.