Sentence examples for may stamp from inspiring English sources

We should also be wary about trying to stamp out the shadow economy as we may stamp out the entrepreneurship that goes with it".

Government agencies like the F.B.I., the United States attorney's office or the Postal Service (which has a role in forgery cases involving mail fraud) may stamp forgeries after a conviction or plea agreement, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said.

If it does not get the gold, it may stamp its feet in protest.

He may not spill his blood while he is there; he may not be so provoked that he decides to bounce his buttocks on the ground, nor may he stamp a pestle on the ground.

Mr Obama may have stamped out today's fire but it is sure to flare up elsewhere.(Photo credit: AFP).

Yet Alan Pardew pointed to Fernandinho, who may have stamped on Grzegorz Krychowiak in the first half, the Pole having to be replaced.

This parasitic disease, which used to kill people by the hundreds of thousands in Africa, is actually on the decline and may be stamped out by 2020.

I'm writing to make the flying public aware of how easily their actions may be stamped with the phrase "risk to the flight".

The SuperCommittee devised to cut the budget deficit has been meeting in secret and may rubber-stamp a Farm Bill that will encourage bad farming practices--the type that lead to obesity, environmental degradation, and unfair world trade.

So, your engine may be stamped with a 200 horsepower rating, but because your car is equipped with an automatic that up-shifts too soon, you may be missing up to 20% of available power.

Just as the current law is continually evaded, this new legislation may struggle to stamp out bad practice.