Sentence examples for may puncture from inspiring English sources

Expectations that rising interest rates may puncture a potential property bubble were dashed last week by the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney.

Yet the idea that any of this may puncture Ms Royal's candidacy is far-fetched.Her lead remains big.

Green Bay Packers (10-6) at Carolina Panthers (11-5) 9 p.m. Tomorrow Brett Favre may puncture the Panthers' suspect secondary, but Carolina is dominant at home and motivated to prove that last year was no fluke.

"My only satisfaction is that the 3 musketeers aged 30 = Ernest Hemingway, Glenway Wescott and I may puncture the inflated rep's of the previous fashions: the Sherwood Andersons, Cabells, Cathers, what not.

For launching a large balloon with a total lift above 1.5 ton, the new static launching method had a weak point in that if there was an air bubble in the folded part of the balloon, it may puncture the balloon as it is pushed by a spool.

Although its mechanism remains to be fully determined, preliminary studies show that the acoustic cavitation and the absorbed heat induced by the interaction between ultrasound pulses and microbubbles may puncture cells and cause tissue necrosis and subsequent immune response.

However, sheeting may not puncture as nicely so consider using a larger hole punch.

This is why double-bagging is a good idea, since you may accidentally puncture the bag while punching it too hard.

Bigger eggs may be punctured more simply because a honeyguide puncturing at random in a dark nest chamber may have a higher chance of hitting a larger egg.

They think he may have punctured his eardrum.

Investigators, who expect to conclude their inquiry within months, believe a 16-inch metal strip on the runway may have punctured the Concorde's tire, which in turn damaged the fuel tank.