Sentence examples for may then fall from inspiring English sources

Borrowers, including local governments, may then fall behind on their interest payments and could default on their loans.

They may then fall hostage to local and regional elections, before a general election in 2012 that the Socialists will surely lose.

Entrepreneurship rates may then fall when labour is scarce, reducing the level of new business creation associated with whatever innovation is driving the boom.

It may then fall to Priebus, a 44-year-old whom Trump called "a superstar" on election night, to provide a reality check.

The diameter of the IVC may then fall, due to decreased IVC transmural pressure (i.e., the intraluminal pressure less the extraluminal pressure).

Living in your tent causes moisture from your breath to condense into water droplets, which may then fall down onto you and your possessions.

And as with Citi's positive-surprise picks in December, the stocks may rise only briefly, then fall if the general market is weak, as it has been for weeks.

It may then have fallen to as low as half a million by the end of the fifteenth century.

He said the collection was about "telling an urban tale that may or may not exist, with characters that fall into one room then fall into another room.

He will then fall off.

If the mortgage-equity link is weaker than expected, then falling house prices may have a milder effect on consumer spending.