Sentence examples for may not conclude from inspiring English sources

And the Secretary may or may not conclude that a pro rata division is the best solution.

The coming term may not conclude in June with quite the same fireworks as the last two.

Since most postseason games last at least three hours, the game may not conclude until after 1 a.m. in the East, perhaps much later.

Charter renewal negotiations with the government are expected to begin in earnest next year and may not conclude until 2016 – but the accompanying debate is already under way.

With their request today, the judges appeared to raise the possibility that the trial may not conclude in its present form.

But, following a trip to visit investigators and community leaders on Wednesday, he warned that the independent FBI probe into possible civil rights violations may not conclude for some time.

We may also not conclude that AS have better access to mental care without comparing groups with equal mental needs an aspect that was not sufficiently covered by the instruments in our survey.

Its decisions may not, though, conclude the process.

The matrix reorganized by PQR sort (Figure 8d) is the only one that has a continuous row (and column) representing the main character, which seems to interact with approximately 50% of the novel characters (the other matrices may not help conclude this fact).

Therefore, one may not immediately conclude that the reduced GM volume observed in preterm-born individuals can be attributed to a reduction in cortical thickness.

These factors may not only conclude the extent to which the BPS helps decrease drug prices in Brazil, but may also help formulate recommendations for improving its success and to help improve better access to medicines throughout Brazil.