Sentence examples for may reassert themselves from inspiring English sources

Vested interests once kept at bay may reassert themselves.

Although he does not explicitly associate drives with the unconscious, Feuerbach does anticipate Nietzsche and Freud in regarding the body as the "ground" of both the will and of consciousness (SM, 153), and he emphasizes that action results from the force with which a dominant drive succeeds in subduing other conflicting drives that may reassert themselves under altered circumstances (SM, 91).

But none of this means that the old rules may not reassert themselves when it matters – on the night itself.

And while there is still plenty of time this spring for marathon extra sessions to reassert themselves, this may end up as the most concise year for playoff overtime in more than a decade.

As a sociologist, I think of it as an ongoing patchwork with some patterns but no overall structure, where a temporary coherence and thrust can be created, now with the label RRI, which may then diverge again because patchwork dynamics reassert themselves.

Both economies will recover, for the oil price has probably stabilised and may rebound, and the fundamental strengths of Brazil's economy will reassert themselves, notwithstanding the mismanagement of the present government.

Although antibiotics may temporarily cause symptoms to disappear, a host of resistant organisms remain in the body to later reassert themselves, overpowering the very antibiotics prescribed for them.

But it may take some time for the stubborn economic truths – which tend to point towards the superiority of market solutions – to reassert themselves.

The second is that the historic link between house prices and consumer spending may reassert itself.

At 8 P.M. EST tonight, NIPC says, a worm infecting potentially thousands of servers all over the Internet may reassert itself and cause a massive Internet traffic jam.

Conservatives will reassert themselves.