Sentence examples for may not expand from inspiring English sources

Loesser's songs may not expand the psychology of the characters, but they're always in character.

Such sources of funds, however, are more expensive, short-term, volatile, and may not expand opportunities for real sustainable development.

Municipalities will probably be able to function, but may not expand services, said John V. Miller, chief investment officer at Nuveen Asset Management, a municipal bond investment firm.

But some experts predict that while the gambling industry here will continue to grow briskly, it may not expand as quickly as new casinos and hotels are set to open, resulting in narrower profit margins for the big American operators coming to Macao and for local companies as well.

While we will never experience the misery afflicting much of the rest of the world, we do live in a semi-arid region and are heavily reliant on imported water resources, which may not expand to meet our future needs.

For textiles and clothing, however, the current "voluntary" export restraints will not be completely phased out until the end of 2008, meaning that exports may not expand as rapidly as they would under a less restrictive regime.

These data suggest that G-CSF may not only expand the numbers of hematopoietic stem cells, but also cells that express markers that may indicate stem-like characteristics.

Given that mycoviruses represent essential evolutionary lineage of viruses from one of three kingdoms (plants, fungi and animals), the discovery of novel mycoviruses may not only expand our knowledge of viral diversity and global ecology, but also helps shed light on the evolutionary relationships of viruses.

Interestingly, this phenomenon was dependent on high wnt activity and concomitant NF-κB activation, suggesting that inflammatory conditions in the tumor may not only expand the stem cell pool, but also induce dedifferentiation and acquisition of stem cell like properties (Fig. 1) [54].

Mr. Winkler did not expand on who may have been affected.

The Bundesbank said this morning that industrial output and construction weakened in April-June, which means its GDP may not have expanded at all.