Sentence examples for may yet act from inspiring English sources
Still, the central banks may yet act with force this year.
The Naz Foundation is already filing an appeal, but the politicians may yet act on their own.
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If Goma were to fall, the whole UN mission in eastern Congo would be put into question.Instead neighbours may yet act.
Neighbours may yet act; Angola has some troops in Congo, training the army; the regional body, the Southern African Development Community, said it was ready to send troops.A useful idea might be to get Rwanda to hold back General Nkunda.
But nuclear weapons may yet act as a deterrent to war - India has a no-first use policy while Pakistan has let it be known it would use nuclear weapons in defence of its territory, making an act of war by New Delhi on its neighbour especially dangerous.
But the Venator suggests there may yet be another act for Muller and his little company.
The law may yet force them to act, though.
But a number of political and military considerations may yet convince Israel to act alone sooner rather than later.One of these is the departure of the friendly Bush administration and the possible advent of a President Obama, who has promised to do "everything" to stop Iran getting a bomb but who is distrusted by many Israelis.
Republican legislators may yet reconstitute the Dream Act: but if they do so, it will be because of Republican Party concerns about a loss of electoral support, not because of any supper-deal struck between Trump, Schumer and Pelosi.
