Sentence examples for may pass before from inspiring English sources

Months, and possibly years, may pass before Stanford's finances are untangled.

Even so, the bill may pass before Mr Chrétien steps down early next year.

The Clinton case is a foregone conclusion, but months may pass before it is fully resolved.

It now looks as if a full decade may pass before most Americans receive a raise.

Because bankruptcy can be long and slow, years may pass before it becomes clear whether Mr. Lockhart's decision was correct.

And while patience is an essential virtue for directors – years may pass before a project gets off the ground – few can say they have waited 64 years.

Since many of the new immigrants are not yet citizens, and registration and voting tends to be low among those who are, several years may have to pass before they get their full share of political spoils and recognition.

But a good deal of historical and literary work will have to be done, and more time may have to pass, before that is possible.

34 36 Interventions should therefore consider the intermediary steps through which individuals may need to pass before the desired endpoint of registration can be achieved, and also identify clearly at the outset the stage of readiness among the intervention participants and match interventions accordingly.

Brief summaries of widely accepted phases that individuals (may) pass through before the development of RA (box 1) were circulated to participants (19 key researchers in the field; rheumatologists, basic scientists and a patient representative), who were asked to provide descriptive terms for these phases, and to comment on their chosen descriptive terms.

He may pass out before his round.