Sentence examples for may not reassert from inspiring English sources

But none of this means that the old rules may not reassert themselves when it matters – on the night itself.

The Siamese did not reassert control over the area until the 19th century.

Bashīr could not reassert his authority, and in October he was forced into exile in Malta.

And we may have to reassert that proper constitutional balance, and it may not be pretty.

Yet on August 31st, in a defiant speech to party members in the port of La Rochelle, Manuel Valls, his prime minister, made no apology, reasserting the government's more pro-business line.The most important shift taking place within the government, however, may not be the appointment of a single new young minister.

Otherwise, in 2008, despite years of crisis in Iraq, the usual dichotomy may well reassert itself: that Republicans are historically strong on defense, and Democrats historically weak.

But if she beats the rap or ends up never being charged then the resiliency of Stewart's powerful brand may well reassert itself.

Vested interests once kept at bay may reassert themselves.

The second is that the historic link between house prices and consumer spending may reassert itself.

Some suggest he may try to reassert his authority by imposing martial law.

Although he does not explicitly associate drives with the unconscious, Feuerbach does anticipate Nietzsche and Freud in regarding the body as the "ground" of both the will and of consciousness (SM, 153), and he emphasizes that action results from the force with which a dominant drive succeeds in subduing other conflicting drives that may reassert themselves under altered circumstances (SM, 91).