Sentence examples for may step back from inspiring English sources

You may step back in line.

But, when that agreement expires, she may step back into the ice business, and start afresh.

Rep. Hensarling has stated that the CHOICE Act is in the process of being rewritten; the "2.0" version may step back from some of its more controversial proposals in order to receive broader support.

Today's opt-out mother or father may be tomorrow's dean of students; and the parent who "leaned in" this year may step back when next year brings a medical emergency or a child in need of more at-home support.

Many other risks remain, including the possibility that as market pressure eases, governments may step back from painful but necessary bank restructuring, budget cuts and long-term economic overhauls because of political and social opposition.

If I may step back into a slightly philosophical stance, this would actually be quite a striking development.

The Indians say they may scale down their commitment.At the same time, America may tentatively step back into peacekeeping as the memory of its "Black Hawk Down" humiliation in Somalia fades.

Having made a splash, Mr Sarkozy may now step back in hope that this "creates a desire for him", as one supporter puts it.

That theory could be put to the test next Saturday, since Found may yet step back in distance for the Champion Stakes, for which she is 5-1 second-favourite behind Almanzor on 7-4.

It should, at a minimum, be a sign to such fans that they may need step back, take a hard look in the mirror, and reflect on the role that watching football plays in their lives.

Or, even if we have a solid marriage or relationship, our health is sound, and we have fulfilling work or retirement goals, we may still step back, and for perhaps the first time in our lives, be aware of the finite number of days we have ahead of us.