Sentence examples for may not unfold from inspiring English sources

But the results may not unfold until the clock starts on that first pick just after noon tomorrow.

With so much of what is happening in Iraq beyond Mr. Bush's control, the five-part plan for stabilizing and rebuilding Iraq that he outlined Monday night may not unfold in the orderly manner he described.

Putting Beale before a code of conduct inquiry for alleged wrongdoing that was supposedly dealt with team management in June – McKenzie denies knowing about the messages then – may not unfold with the expected narrative of just another overpaid sports star undone by potentially sexist and offensive texts.

To buy a next-generation gaming console now is ultimately to buy a bundle of possibilities that may or may not unfold the way you hope, even if one's impulse is to believe it will get better; this fundamental optimism is why one buys into any platform, whether it's a console or a tablet.

As the organizer of a large conference after the 2004 presidential election on The Real Agenda of the Religious Far Right, I am concerned that things may not unfold so smoothly.

Contrastingly, if it is true, it may not unfold in real life for days, months, or even years.

AFGOOYE, Somalia, Nov. 19 — The worst humanitarian crisis in Africa may not be unfolding in Darfur, but here, along a 20-mile strip of busted-up asphalt, several top United Nations officials said.

Here, a student learns, first, that problem solving or research may not be exclusively individual or univocal: That is, it does not unfold according to some universal linear algorithm (such as "the" scientific method).

The "Missa Solemnis" does not unfold in a comparable way.

It did not unfold how he drew it up.

But it did not unfold exactly that way.