Lawyers may not present a witness whose testimony they believe to be false.
Even when it is accurate, it may not present a pretty picture.
Nevertheless, for Liverpool, this is an opportunity that may not present itself again for a while.
Wednesday's program opened with a score that may not present comparable challenges: Mozart's autumnal Piano Concerto No. 27, written in 1791, the last year of his short life.
That stance may not present a problem for Phillips, who took a similar gamble last winter when he traded for Mike Hampton, but it is for the Royals.
However, according to The Wrap there are concerns behind the scenes that Ratner may not present the right kind of image for an Oscars producer.
(Horsemeat may not present a significant health risk, but you have to wonder what else has been making its way into meat dishes).
Outside of the families of the victims, most people's lives may not present themselves as remarkably different.
Still, the two men may have months to wrestle with their differences since a crisis requiring a 60-member vote may not present itself until the budget must be approved toward the end of the year.
This may or may not present an obstacle for the Russian government: in 2012, the country's ministry of culture worked with regional government, NGOs and business-people to acquire the archives of filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky, paying £1.3m at auction.
Although congenital, they may not present clinically until early adulthood.
