Sentence examples for may not point from inspiring English sources

While a cellphone search may yield an incriminating text, it may not point to the author.

The current dissatisfaction with Congress may or may not point to another "change" election in 2012.

The second principle may not "point in the same direction" as the first, but it is, in the logic of the opinion, its corollary.

While the politicians may not point this out, halving the profit margins of the Big Six would knock only about £40 off the average bill.

Under a 2002 deal, the selectors may not point to German citizens, European firms or European Union governments.In this section Waiting for Schindler's list How big will the protest vote be?

and that class is within the reach of federal power,” Perez, supra, at 154 (emphases deleted), then respondents may not point to the de minimis effect of their own personal conduct on the interstate drug market, Wirtz, supra, at 196 ,n. 27.

The dilemma encountering Sophie, it may be said, does not point to the incommensurability of values.

However, if other observations have been recalibrated, then the ardlib.par file may not be pointing to the correct files.

The debriefing may not include point-by-point comparisons of the debriefed offeror's offer with other offers and may not disclose any information that is exempt from disclosure under section 552(b) of title 5.

So, like wearing a caftan as a wedding dress, it may not win points for quality, but it definitely scores for ingenuity and nerve.

While the menu (roasted chicken, lobster broil) may not win points for originality, the cocktail list promises more-unusual ingredients like lavender bitters and kaffir lime leaves.