Sentence examples for may yet backfire from inspiring English sources

But it may yet backfire.

But his tactics may yet backfire.

Mr Chrétien is a tough customer, but his electoral calculation may yet backfire.

The enormity of the untruths pumped out by the no camp may yet backfire.

But it is doubtful whether Bolton's fans would agree, and the decision may yet backfire badly on Sam Allardyce.

You are the most popular (or, to be precise, the least unpopular) of the three main party leaders, and your Conservative Party has almost closed the polling gap with Labour, whose lurch towards left-wing populism this week may yet backfire.Yet still your position is weak.

Of course Frank's ruse could yet backfire: Jackie may try to win on her own rather than being second banana to the corrupt old man of a placeholder who, last time I looked, has two murders on his hands.

Of course, his decision could yet backfire.

The take-home assignment science teacher Belichick gave to Saturday's's class may also backfire, putting yet some more air in the "Deflategate" story.

Her tactics may yet backfire if she dissolves parliament and calls an election, the current popularity of Mr Wickremesinghe's UNP may help it increase its majority, especially if the prime minister can convince the people that the president is undermining the peace process for personal ends.

They may yet survive.