Sentence examples for may not hand from inspiring English sources

I guess most parents look for some genetic inheritance or the (perceived) personality traits that we may or may not hand down.

Ending gerrymandering may not hand the House over to the Democrats, but it might result in a less extreme Republican majority that is more amenable to actually getting things done.

Of Rebel Warlord From Rwanda Gen. Laurent Nkunda, one of Congo's most powerful rebel leaders, was arrested by the Rwandan Army, but there is a growing fear in Congo that they may not hand him over.

This means that, unlike the boom in oil in the decades following the second world war, this growth in gas may not hand a powerful political weapon to those countries with the biggest reserves.

Nay-voters were split between Republicans who thought it undermined the president, and Democrats who thought it let him off the hook.As things stand, Iraq is likely to hurt the Republicans quite badly in 2006, though it may not hand control of Congress to the Democrats.

These hysterics don't have a legal leg to stand on, since courts have rightly ruled that if a school district allows extra-curricular clubs to meet on campus it may not hand out such rights selectively, based on content or opinions.

I may or may not have handed that one in.

She may not have handed out chocolate detective mustaches on sticks or distributed detective school certificates at the end of the day – but her daughter (and her guests) "had the best time," anyway.

On the other hand, they may not give you a ride at all.

Sao Paulo, scene of the opening game, may not be handed over until May.

For the slimy borax method, you'll need a few supplies you may not have on hand.