Sentence examples for may overturn from inspiring English sources

Occasional wetter years may overturn these results.

Some ideas have dramatically more impact than others – they may overturn existing paradigms or launch new areas of scientific inquiry.

This week the Supreme Court was reviewing a case that may overturn that law.

Mr. Dubbin holds out hope that an appeals court may overturn the Mukasey decision.

"But it may overturn some of them, and send the case back for retrial".

And these in their distress may overturn the remnants of organisation.

This looks like a small price to pay for a cure to a crisis that already has paralysed the nation.The recount may or may not overturn the preliminary result.

The Appeal Court judges may well overturn the conviction.

It may violently overturn what was before, but in so doing it follows a long tradition of regeneration.

The court may also overturn a ruling if it finds error in the facts of the case or if it considers the punishment unjust.

"Was anything done?" is the question that Shakespeare constantly asks as he dies; while plays may not overturn the social order, they can both reflect and unsettle it.