Sentence examples for may yet delay from inspiring English sources

Experts who are studying the failures say they may yet delay the first of a half-dozen Mars probes scheduled to be launched every two years, beginning in 2001.

Both rounds of voting of the presidential election are slated for January, but a ruling by the Constitutional Court on a case brought by candidates who were left off the ballot may yet delay matters.

Ira Longini, an epidemiologist at the University of Florida in Gainesville who attended the meeting, says dosing decisions may yet delay the NewLink vaccine.

The Rama III line may yet be delayed by the negligible demand for new offices in the vast area that has been designated to become the "Wall Street of Bangkok".

But the history of government efforts to create a consensus on press regulation suggests there may yet be further delay.

But many foreign-policy experts believe that, even without an increase in troop levels in the coming months, Bush may yet succeed in delaying the day of reckoning until the next President takes office.

That course of action may bring many sacrifices, yet delay, indecision and inaction could lead to a massive and sudden horror.

(DeLay may yet be saved by the supreme court, which is hearing a case to overturn the 2003 redistricting. If it does, the 22nd district goes back to its 2001 boundaries, and so Lampson may instead run for his old seat, while DeLay gets back some solid Republican areas).

Even if they are a month delayed, all may yet go well.

Some of the delayed drugs may yet go on to win approval in 2017, including Roche's multiple sclerosis treatment Ocrevus and Sanofi and Regeneron's sarilumab for rheumatoid arthritis.

Paradoxically, the scandal may yet help the Democrats if it delays a final verdict.