Sentence examples for may not ship from inspiring English sources
The new processor began appearing in smaller servers in 2000 but may not ship in Sun's top-of-the-line refrigerator-size E10000's before next summer.
Because the next version of Windows, called Longhorn, may not ship until 2007, analysts say, the Office overhaul is needed in the meantime to deliver more Web services technology to the desktop.
It may be early, and it may not ship in vast quantities this year, but it's a big step in an interesting direction for the company: a phone that you'll be able to point at anything, and then have it appear.
On the other hand, though, CEO Barney Pell is hyping the hell out of the product (which is still just The Demo – Powerset may or may not ship in 2007 from what we're hearing), the fact that they've raised $12.5 million in venture capital and that they've hired a dozen or so search experts out of Yahoo (where options are vesting and the search experts are itching for the next big thing).
Those carriers may not ship domestic cargo within the U.S. Mexicans also can invest in bus companies that take passengers from one U.S. city to another.
Angela Ahrendts, Apple's senior vice president of retail and online stores, warned that demand for the Apple Watch may outstrip supply, and customers who placed orders on Friday were already being informed that their orders may not ship until this summer -- months after the product's official April 24 release.
It may not ever ship as many units as an iPad or Kindle Fire, but the David vs. Goliaths story continues to be worth following.
Contraband, in the laws of war, goods that may not be shipped to a belligerent because they serve a military purpose.
But he admitted that "a bunch of features may not be shipping with Vista". He says he believes that Microsoft will eventually tame the interruption-driven workplace, even if it takes a while.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, December 28 , 1957P. 17 The Toledo Fireworks Company has a rocket in production ($23.15 per gross) that is described by its manufacturers as "best obtainable, carefully made, accurately balanced, super-charged for speed and altitude," but because of state laws governing patriotic explosions, the rocket may not be shipped to Florida.
The Toledo Fireworks Company has a rocket in production ($23.15 per gross) that is described by its manufacturers as "best obtainable, carefully made, accurately balanced, super-charged for speed and altitude," but because of state laws governing patriotic explosions, the rocket may not be shipped to Florida.
