Sentence examples for may not draw from inspiring English sources

But your complaint may not draw much attention.

Yet these windfall profits in California may not draw new investment into power production.

But new technology alone may not draw large TV crowds in the United States.

The chancellor may not draw political dividing lines every 10 seconds, but that suits the spirit of the times.

If Messier returns to run a team, he may not draw automatic ovations for simply appearing in an arena.

The November elections may not draw a flood of new Latino voters, but there are reasons to expect an uptick.

And while " 'Parsifal' is not something I would rush to see," Mr. Wall said, referring to the complex Wagner opera, he added that City Opera must continue to fulfill its mission of doing productions that may not immediately draw crowds.

Here are five tournaments that also offer nearby activities for family members who may not be drawn by the call of the fairway.

The math-averse may not be drawn initially to "Proof," the David Auburn play that is being presented by McCarter Theater Center in Princeton.

The Chinese amateur may or may not have drawn inspiration from a sizeable contingent of supporters who followed her around the course carrying large, decidedly sinister cardboard cutouts of her face.

Some may not find draws appealing but this one, the third highest in the history of the Premiership, was – all the more so after the stodge at Bath the night before.