Sentence examples for may not rest from inspiring English sources

The game is governed by a few rules, including: "The paddle is not a weapon"; "The ball may not rest on the boat deck"; and "Don't hold on to anyone else's boat".

Some experts think the port, a proposed airport nearby and a free-trade zone may be as far as the canal gets.But the case for a canal may not rest only on tolls and jobs.

He also gets frustrated by those who fail to understand that life in a coalition is complex and difficult and that it depends on compromises that may not rest easy with any single party's agenda, but that are necessary to govern.

Yet American BBQ lovers and carnivores elsewhere may not rest easy; the allergy mysteriously afflicts people living in parts of the United States, even Hawaii, where the tick does not live.

"We want good relations with the U.S. It was Qaddafi, may God not rest his soul, who prevented us from having those relations.

These results suggest that effectiveness of rationally designed therapies may not entirely rest on precise identification of gene signatures or molecular profiling.

If you haven't gripped them in the first half page they may not read the rest.

Training may not affect resting HRV, but the benefits may be evident with the post-exercise recovery.

In addition, knee pain due to knee OA may not be rest pain, but mainly motion pain, and we did not classify pain into motion pain and rest pain.

The conundrum for Spain's government is that although its approach has played no small part in fuelling secessionist instincts, allowing a referendum may not put to rest the question of independence.

Despite this increased potency, we observed some antigen non-specific suppression by TyrTCR Tregs in vitro (particularly at higher Treg to Teff cell ratios, i.e. 1∶1), suggesting that Tregs may not be fully rested following the activation received during the in vitro expansion protocol.