Sentence examples for may not signify from inspiring English sources

It's early, so the statistics may not signify much.

But most of those fizzle out as soon as I realize that, for example, a chess-playing penguin with the voice of Marlene Dietrich may not "signify".

No doubt we will hear endlessly about what this new softer, relaxed and somewhat disheveled look (the signature Chelsea blowdry is nowhere to be seen) may or may not signify for Lawson personally, who has opted for a dramatically different style at the beginning of what must be an entirely new life.

In July, a Fox News poll showed Mr. Obama with 45 percent to Mr. Romney's 41 percent — but that month-to-month change is within the poll's margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points, and it may not signify an erosion of support for Mr. Romney.

Sure, gray hair and crow's feet may not signify men's 'uh-oh' moments as they do for many contemporary women, but their aging appearance is troubling them more than they ever thought it would.

That is, the alterations in neural connections observed during recovery may not signify formal brain reorganization (e.g., creation of novel connections).

That by itself may not mean much, but the label signifies the same: a Turkey that radically breaks with what was before.

We acknowledge that these observations may not necessarily signify a transition to a deforested condition, given the short time since disturbance.

Thus, γ-H2AX may not always signify a physical break.

One case of fluid extravasation into the thorax has been reported; post-operative shortness of breath may not only signify pulmonary embolism.

She may be the leader of the free world but her ascendancy will not signify the end of the fight.