Sentence examples for may relent from inspiring English sources

But he may relent if the prospect of mass ministerial resignations becomes too threatening.

If the stock offering is priced at a higher per-share value, Fiat may relent and offer more.

UNDER AGE 11 The film is not suitable for young children, but by age 10 or so some parents may relent.

The Bush administration opposes both more stimulus and the loan guarantees, but may relent for political reasons.If a package fails to pass this month, Congress will probably revisit it in January, when Democrats expect to have a larger majority in both chambers.

The IRS may relent on this point, but meanwhile make sure to focus on IRAs as soon after the owner's death as possible.

The same applies to Supreme Leader Khamenei who has been urging unity and so may relent on the production of nuclear weapons.

It may yet relent, under pressure from American rabbis, on a prayer space for Reform and Conservative Jews.

And the firebrand cleric, Muqtada al-Sadr, who has a large constituency of radical Shias, has also declared himself against the draft, though he may yet relent, as he has done on other issues before.

Though eyewitnesses described a drunken, drugged crown prince in a frenzy over a frustrated love affair, shooting his family on the night of June 1, then killing himself, a sequence of bungling, lies and revisions in official accounts has spawned conspiracy theories that many Nepalese fear may never relent.

Mr. Sazhin said he would not be surprised if Mr. Medvedev continued to imply that he was open-minded toward sanctions, in large part because the Russian leadership realizes that China may not relent and Iran will find a way to prolong the dispute.

One side may even relent.